Teaching Better Money Lessons - Our Back to School/Back to Work episode! (SB1396)

The Stacking Benjamins Show

Joe Saul-Sehy and Josh ‘OG’ Bannerman, CFP

Personal Finance, Financial Planning, Education, Retirement, Investing, Cfp, Business, Money

4.4 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 16 August 2023

⏱️ 76 minutes

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Summary

As we buckle up and prep for fall we think "curriculum." What lessons do we need in our life? What lessons do our children need from us? Whether you're headed back to work or back to school, we're diving into helping those around you do better with money. John Lanza, host of the Art of the Allowance podcast joins us to talk families and money...and even if you don't have a family OR money, there are LOTS of lessons in this discussion. In our headline segment we remember that HOW we pay can sometimes be as important as WHAT we are buying. Fraud is through the roof, so we discuss the different ways you can settle up with a merchant, so you have smooth transactions. Of course, we answer a (very creative) Haven Life line call for help AND Doug also spoon feeds us some trivia. FULL SHOW NOTES: https://www.stackingbenjamins.com/allowances-and-raising-money-smart-kids-john-lanza-1396 Deeper dives with curated links, topics, and discussions are in our newsletter, The 201, available at https://www.stackingbenjamins.com/201 Enjoy! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	The Dell Technologies back to school event is on with deals on top tech for class hobbies and more
0:05.8	plus when you buy you support a cause. With every eligible purchase,
0:09.9	Dell will donate to UNICEF in support of GIGA, a UNICEF ITU Global Initiative to connect schools
0:16.8	across the globe to the internet. Accidental damage protection included
0:21.5	get rare deals on select laptops and desktops powered by the latest Intel core processors.
0:27.6	Save now at dell.com slash deals UNICEF does not endorse any company brand product or service.
0:58.2	I'm Joe's mom's neighbor Doug and today we're talking about how to teach kids to be financially
1:03.3	responsible with the host of the Art of Allowance podcast John Lanza. Bonus doesn't necessarily
1:09.7	involve increasing their allowance and you don't have to be a kid to pick up a lesson or two.
1:15.2	Before that we'll share a headline about paying. Does it matter what payment method you use at
1:20.2	the store? Turns out it does. We'll help you choose the right way to pay. Plus we'll throw out the
1:26.7	haven lifeline to a lucky stacker looking for help and then I'll share some hilariously
1:32.2	comical trivia. And now two guys who are emotionally kids at heart, it's Joe and oh,
1:46.4	nothing all like being better than the youngest guy my age. Hey everybody,
1:50.6	welcome to the math equation that doesn't work for the win podcast. Oh,
1:57.2	gee, give me the look there as he's trying to figure that out. I like having a young attitude man,
2:03.1	don't you? It's like being young at heart. I can't hear anything because I'm chewing so fast
2:09.0	trying to. He's like a 12-year-old boy here is myself chewing. He's got a mouthful of cookies.
2:13.8	He's got a mouthful of cookies. It's biscuits. He's got a mouthful of biscuits.
2:19.9	That peppa pig. That's any British person. Yeah, I just made it up. I was going to say it
2:24.5	does sound like a little peppa pig line. Youngest guy in the room. That's me. I think
2:30.0	youngest. Well, okay. Well, okay. But we're talking about in all things other than the calendar
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