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Named Best Personal Finance Podcast by Bankrate.com and Kiplinger — and the only podcast the Plutus Awards retired from competition after winning twice — The Stacking Benjamins Show is personal finance that doesn’t put you to sleep.

Hosts Joe Saul-Sehy (former 16-year financial advisor, ex-WXYZ-TV “Money Man”) and Josh “OG” Bannerman, CFP (Certified Financial Planner, Bannerman Wealth) sit around ... more

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Most portfolios are built for nobody in particular. Peter Lazaroff, chief investment officer at PlanCorp and author of The Perfect Portfolio, tells Joe Saul-Sehy and OG why the right mix starts with your goals, not a list of funds. He also shares a f... more

Every money decision comes with a basement door. Sometimes you go down and find a great deal, and sometimes you should run. Joe Saul-Sehy and OG run a Halloween game show in which the panel rules on eight real-life dilemmas, including a stock that ha... more

Amy Wilson and her husband did nearly everything right on the road to financial independence, and the one task they kept postponing turned out to matter most. She shares what happened when a sudden loss met an unfinished estate plan, how she rebuilt ... more

How to Turn Trick-or-Treat Into a Money Lesson (and Choose a Pension Option)

One doorstep each Halloween becomes a lesson in risk, reward, and generosity, and one listener believes it helped him land a job. Chuck Jaffe walks through the cash-or-cand... more

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Recent Guests

Amy Wilson
Financial independence community member and Camp FI organizer
Camp FI
Episode: Why Everyone Needs an Estate Plan (and How to Avoid a Surprise ACA Subsidy Bill) SB1916
Chuck Jaffe
Financial journalist and host of Money Life with Chuck Jaffe
Money Life with Chuck Jaffe
Episode: How to Turn Trick-or-Treat Into a Money Lesson (and Choose a Pension Option) SB1915
Kelley Long
Financial Bliss Coach who helps people manage their finances and writes about planning without children
Financial Bliss Coach
Episode: How to Change Your Money Plan When Your Goals Change (Without Starting Over) SB1914
Corinne Low
Wharton economist and professor who studies gender, careers, and family economics
Wharton
Episode: Wharton’s Corinne Low on How to Get More Life Out of Your Money, Time, and Career SB1913
Anna Allem
Certified financial planner and guest co-host
Episode: Wharton’s Corinne Low on How to Get More Life Out of Your Money, Time, and Career SB1913
Robert Waldinger
Clinical professor of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School, director of the Harvard Study of Adult Development; author on happiness
Harvard Medical School; Lifespan Research Foundation
Episode: Harvard’s Robert Waldinger on What to Spend Your Money and Time On to Be Happier SB1910
Lauryn Williams
Olympic medalist and financial planner
Worth Winning
Episode: Lauryn Williams: What a Four-Time Olympian Learned From Her Biggest Money Mistakes SB1907
Jesse Cramer
Host of Personal Finance for Long-Term Investors
Earn and Invest / Personal Finance for Long-Term Investors
Episode: Money Ideas That Sound Great Until You Read the Fine Print (SB1905)
Paula Pant
Afford Anything host; FinCon panelist
Afford Anything
Episode: Is "This Time Different"? A FinCon Panel on AI, Inflation, and Interest Rates SB1902

Hosts

Joe Saul-Sehy
Host of The Stacking Benjamins Show; long-time financial advisor background; strong interviewing presence.
Josh OG Bannerman
Co-host, CFP; contributes financial planning expertise and humor.
Doug
Co-host and regular contributor; known for practical insights and banter.

Reviews

4.4 out of 5 stars from 2.4k ratings
  • Guests and content are mostly high quality

    The "one question" was click bait. What's it for? Stick to deeper content. Most recent guest too controversial.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Interested bystander
    United States2 months ago
  • ADSSSSSSSS

    This Quince ad keeps getting interrupted by financial content, so weird

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Word game fan 2468
    United States2 months ago
  • The Joe Saul-Seth Show?

    Overall I do like the show, but I’m a financial podcast nerd. I’ve been listening for years now and miss Len Penzo’s more frequent appearances. I sometimes have taken breaks from the show because Joe ALWAYS brings it back to himself and that gets tiring. “I remember when I…”, “I used to…”

    In a recent episode he mentioned a family member who was always about her and I chuckled how ironic!

    Joe, please let the people you’re interviewing tell their story.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    GkMerr
    United States3 months ago
  • Guests and content are mostly high quality

    When they stray from finance the show is less effective. Scott Galloway likes to create pseudo problem solutions.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Interested bystander
    United States4 months ago
  • Enjoy the ride

    Great place to get practical, common sense financial information, delivered with personality.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    411MrH
    United States4 months ago

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Humor and banter add entertainment value, though some listeners prefer tighter focus on finance.
Notable guests and long-running format are appreciated for knowledge and entertainment mix.
Guests and content are mostly high quality, with strong guest lineups and solid financial insights.

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How to Turn Trick-or-Treat Into a Money Lesson (and Choose a Pension Option) SB1915
Q: How should a military retiree decide whether the Survivor Benefit Plan is worth choosing?
Compare the reduced pension with the survivor income it secures, consider whether equivalent insurance is available and affordable, and account for other retirement income, health circumstances, pop-up provisions, and a spouse's health coverage. Confirm the details with a planner and the pension office before making the often-irrevocable election.
Why Everyone Needs an Estate Plan (and How to Avoid a Surprise ACA Subsidy Bill) SB1916
Q: What was it about the interview with these people that you liked?
Wilson valued an advisor with life experience, timely communication, a comfortable office, and thoughtful questions about her priorities and circumstances. She also assessed the advisor's financial philosophy, tools, and security practices.
Why Everyone Needs an Estate Plan (and How to Avoid a Surprise ACA Subsidy Bill) SB1916
Q: Is it actually good advice that you really shouldn't look at your money? You shouldn't think, you should just do the other things that you need to do and then deal with your money situation later.
Wilson says the right approach depends on the person. She found comfort in consolidating accounts and understanding her finances, while avoiding major changes to her investment strategy.
Year-End Money Moves: Student Loan Savings, Roth Conversions, and Disability Insurance SB1912
Q: Do you have any special recommendations, websites, authors, books, past episodes of your show, or other advice for military members getting started on their savings journey?
Joe recommends Beth Kobliner's book Get a Financial Life, JL Collins's The Simple Path to Wealth, several episodes of the show, and Lacey Langford's The Milmo Show for military-focused financial resources. Anna advises starting with a manageable monthly contribution, even $50 or $100, and investing it consistently.
Year-End Money Moves: Student Loan Savings, Roth Conversions, and Disability Insurance SB1912
Q: I'm just wondering if you have any suggestions for what we should shop around for long- or short-term disability, or if that is an option, if we should look at it as self-insuring.
Anna recommends modeling the household's income needs, spending, savings, and options for adapting work or expenses. They suggest getting a quote for a policy that excludes the affected legs, while noting that other conditions may still cause disability. Employer group coverage could be another option, and self-insurance may make sense if the household can withstand the income loss.

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7. Lauryn Williams
8. Jesse Cramer

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