Wealth Done Differently - Retirement

What do icebergs have in common with your financial life? In this episode, Danielle Howard discusses how your financial life during your fall season is similar to an iceberg. As you will soon learn, the portion of an iceberg that you can see floating in the water is only the tip of your financial life. The massive portion hidden below the waterline is the really important part; that is where the dangers lie, where the growth happens, and what keeps your tip above water. In this episode, you’ll l

Creating a life by design, not by default, will help you to create your best decade. In this episode, Danielle Howard speaks with an organizational strategist and leadership coach Carolyn Buck Luce. Carolyn shares what it means to play the Decade Game®, which she created to help people push past the frustrations and stressors of playing by the rules that often keep them on the sidelines instead of in the midst of the action. Let’s get into the game and live our best decade. In this episode, you’

As we now sit late into the fourth quarter, are you ready for 2020? Are there things you can do to make the most of the year ahead? In this episode, Danielle Howard talks about the three top-of-mind items that may have financial implications for you in 2020, including spousal IRAs and required minimum distributions (RMDs). During such a busy time with the holidays fast approaching, Danielle will show you what actions you can take now to have a great 2020. In this episode, you’ll learn: How to m

Writing letters or emails is a great way to nurture relationships with friends and loved ones. Why not take the same approach with your money? In this episode, Danielle Howard shares what she learned long ago about the importance of developing and nurturing her relationship with money. Staying in touch and being connected has helped her to be more aware, intentional, and respectful of her relationship with money and the part she allows it to play in her happiness. In this episode, you’ll learn:

Sometimes our emotions get in the way of making good financial decisions. In this episode, Danielle Howard talks about a time when she made an emotionally charged decision to buy an expensive product and quickly regretted it. This is a candid conversation about our human tendency to make imprudent decisions when under emotional duress and how to recover. Be encouraged to make financial decisions that leave you feeling confident and satisfied. In this episode, you’ll learn: About the three Ps fo

How are you protecting yourself and your aging loved ones from fraudulent behaviors? In today’s episode, Danielle Howard brings in a guest and friend Jason Gross, an examiner with the Colorado Division of Securities, to discuss how to keep yourself and the ones you love safe from financial fraud activities. And as you will soon find out, often the people who fall victim to fraud are the ones you’d least expect. In this episode, you’ll learn: Why so many people fall for financial fraud scams Pos