They Paid Off Their Mortgage in FOUR Years (with Andy Hill)

The Stacking Benjamins Show

Joe Saul-Sehy | Cumulus Podcast Network

Investing, Business, Self-improvement, Education

4.2 • 1.9K Ratings

🗓️ 25 May 2020

⏱️ 72 minutes

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Summary

How would you like to pay off your mortgage in four years? Heck, many of us would love to pay off a mortgage in 29 years! Four years sounds like the stuff of dreams and make-believe, right? We might not have believed it ourselves if we didn't sit across from him in the basement and listen to his story. Today we're proud to bring you Andy Hill, host of the Marriage, Kids and Money podcast, and long-time friend of all of us in the basement. You may have heard Andy before on the show, but today he's agreed to share his amazing story on the podcast. We hope you can walk away from this one with some new inspiration and focus on your own financial walk. What kinds of important items have people been spending their stimulus checks on? Well....while many Americans spent their checks on necessities, companies are also reporting some surprising not-so-great results. We'll dive into what people have been spending their cash on, AND save some time to cover why 70% of workers can't save for retirement. Later in the show, we'll throw out the Haven Life Line to one Dad-To-Be expecting a son in November. Eric and his wife know they can open up a 529 plan for their son, but wonder about other accounts. They both live outside of the U.S., but Eric still makes money from a Colorado-based company. Can he open up a brokerage account for his son? Plus, Doug will test your nerd-mettle during today's trivia segment with a thundering round of back-to-back fantasy and sci-fi questions. See if you can guess them all! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:27.0	Hi I'm David Stein when I'm not talking to other people about money on money for
0:32.3	the rest of us, I'm stacking
0:33.6	Benjamin.
0:39.2	Live from Joe's mom's basement.
0:41.6	And the stacking Benjamin Show. I'm Joe's mom's neighbor Doug and today we honor all those who made the ultimate
0:57.9	sacrifice so we can enjoy the freedom to make this joke of a podcast in some
1:02.3	grimy basement and what better way to spend
1:05.2	the day than by hanging out with those we care about, binging lots of great nerdy movies
1:11.3	and listening to an epic story about a guy who paid off his house in four years.
1:16.8	From The Marriage Kids and Money Podcast, today we welcome Andy Hill. And why can't 70% of workers save for retirement?
1:26.0	We'll discuss that during our headline segment.
1:29.0	Plus we'll toss out the Haven Lifeline to a lucky caller and nerd out over some amazing and
1:36.0	truly geeky movie trivia.
1:38.6	And now, two guys who played the part of the gremlins in the movie
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2:00.0	Welcome to the Staki Benjamin Show, Westwood One's exclusive breezy finance morning drive talk show,
2:08.4	you know, exclusive for now, I suppose, for now.
2:12.4	And the guy who exclusively is in the co-pilot seat it's my good friend
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