Mind of a Millionaire: Don’t Say Coronavirus
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Thank you for tuning in to another episode of the Mind of a Millionaire podcast. We present to you: 20 minutes of no coronavirus.
Well, 20 minutes without saying you-know-what (“COVID-19” counts too).
A large part of financial planning is focusing on the things that you can control. We, at Denver Wealth Management, cannot control the coronavirus. But there are a lot of things we can control and here they are:
The Denver Wealth Management Financial Planning Process [1:56]
How do we take advantage of this market opportunity? [3:40]
What should you own right now? [5:15]
Have some cash for potential opportunities [7:04]
Roth conversions [7:49]
Funding accounts [9:12]
Financial Planning To-do List [10:25]
- Set up your estate plan [10:42]
- Life, disability, dental, and vision insurance [11:54]
- Consider a college savings plan [12:25]
What would you do differently if you could go back to 2008? [13:20]
At this time, we cannot stress that we are here to help. We are monitoring the situation and we thank you for your continued trust in our team. Our goal is unchanged: to help you address your financial future.
If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to call our office. We have been receiving a lot of communication recently, but we will get back to you as soon as we can.
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