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Episode 2 – Down to Earth
In today’s episode, Danielle Howard discusses her financial philosophy with Matt Halloran. Perceptive as always, Danielle reveals the often unspoken ways in which people interact with and view money.
Continue readingOvercoming Three Retirement Hurdles
Picture the 100 or 110 meter hurdle race. That’s the one where you have to jump 10 hurdles to reach the finish line. You have retirement financial goals: pay off your mortgage, build your 401k, create
Continue readingAre You Dissing Your Dollars?
When you “dis” something – you mentally degrade or put it down. This can hinder you from using your financial resources in retirement to fulfill your unique version of true wealth. In my 27+ years
Continue readingEpisode 1 – Introduction to Danielle Howard
Welcome to the first episode of the Wealth Done Differently – Retirement Podcast. In this episode, you’ll meet your host, Danielle Howard, a Colorado-based CFP® who specializes in retirement planning. Danielle
Continue readingRetirement FOMO – Five Ways To Avoid It
In your various social media feeds, you see your friends and acquaintances visiting family, traveling to exotic locals, eating tantalizing food, driving their new car, attending a coveted cultural event,
Continue readingThe 500+ Piece Social Security Puzzle
I love putting puzzles together. My daughter and I compete every year at Christmas to put together two 85 piece round ornaments. Over time, I have come up with a strategy that works pretty well, and while
Continue readingRetirement – Get Ready To Bloom This Spring
This spring, I am prepping to grow hops to provide shade for my western exposed patio. It is a lot of work to create the structure, prepare the soil and get ready to watch them climb! As I do this, I
Continue readingFinding The “Why” Behind Your Retirement Mindset
You have seen the bumper sticker “We are spending our kid’s inheritance” –or may even have it on your vehicle yourself. You have also heard the phrase “I am going to slide into the grave,
Continue readingThree Rules To Consider Breaking In Retirement
I’m a bit of a rule breaker. I believe that the financial services industry has set people up for disappointment. Specifically, I have an issue with the hype about building your “number” and the
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