Your Credit, Leveraging Community, and a 15 Year Career (or less)

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

🗓️ 13 June 2022

⏱️ 75 minutes

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Summary

Remember the phrase 30-and-out? That was what people said when they'd sign up to work for the same company for their entire working lives. Since the days of single-job employment, working thirty years has become a standard idea. But why? Kiersten and Julien Saunders are the brains behind the new book Cashing Out, where they throw 30 years to the curb. Instead, they advocate focusing on 15 years. We'll dive into that, saving more effectively for your goals, the FIRE movement, and more, in a wide-ranging conversation with this dynamic duo (they also are the team behind the popular rich & REGULAR blog, podcast, and more. In our headlines segment, credit company Transunion is out with a new study asking the question, "How are you holding up during this era of massive inflation?" Charlie Wise from the company joins us to talk credit and some worrisome trends that you should hear so that you can avoid overstepping your credit lines. Of course, we'll also share an UGLY TikTok minute about life insurance, ask you a tough postal service trivia question from Doug, and more. ...just another Monday at the Stacking Benjamins show! Enjoy! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hey, they're stackers. It's Monday. And you know what that means time OG for another Navy federal shout out to our troops
0:06.4	Might be my favorite part of the week saluting our troops, especially on the heels of another weekend of missing top gun
0:13.6	For the 14th time now. I might have seen it three times. Wow. That's quite an endorsement
0:19.4	Well, we obviously endorse the men and women who are serving our country real top guns. Yeah, absolutely
0:25.8	On behalf of the men and women at Navy federal credit union and the men and women make a podcast here in the basement a shout out to those of you
0:33.8	Serving our country. Let's go stacks and budgetments together
0:45.5	Live from Joe's mom's basement. It's the stacking Benjamin show
0:55.8	I'm Joe's mom's neighbor Doug and are you sick of working for the man? I'll tell you things have gotten a lot more corporate down here in the basement
1:10.7	I mean our naps have been cut down to 45 minutes and they totally eliminated juice boxes
1:16.8	I am so ready to cash out to show you how we welcome the authors of caching out and the rich and regular blog
1:25.4	Julian and Kirsten Saunders for our TikTok minute will show you the magic of compounding interest and in our headlines
1:33.6	We'll ask the question. How resilient have you been during inflation? I feel about as resilient as Joe's mom's underwear elastic
1:41.6	Which is to say not very
1:44.2	Overlacks Joe it was hanging on the line. I just saw it out there
1:48.9	Plus we'll throw out the Haven lifeline to AJ who has a question about timing the real estate market
1:55.2	And then we'll have our regular trivia segment
1:59.3	And now two guys who want to help you get rich and are anything but regular
2:03.7	Joe and oh
2:06.6	Jajajaj
2:10.7	Hey there stackers and a happy Monday to you. I am Joe. So I'll see. Hi. I have a Joe money on Twitter
2:15.9	Ready to help you get ready for another week. You found your money peeps so sit back
2:22.7	Relax and get ready to enjoy an hour of fun with a guy sitting across the table from me and
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