In this latest episode, DHGWA is joined (for part II) by the author of The Psychology of Money: Timeless Lessons on Wealth, Greed, and Happiness, Morgan Housel. Together we dive into how to save like a pessimist and invest like an optimist, why being wealthy and feeling wealthy aren't the same thing, and Morgan's thoughts on the COVID-19 pandemic.

In our latest episode, DHGWA is joined by the author of The Psychology of Money: Timeless Lessons on Wealth, Greed, and Happiness, Morgan Housel. Together we discuss Morgan's background as a columnist for The Motley Fool and Wall Street Journal as well as the central theme of his book: "Investing is not the study of finance. It's the study of how we behave with money."

Don't you know money doesn't grow on trees!!? On our last episode we asked you to email us "What you hope your children or grandchildren will learn about money" for a chance to win a copy of Mitch Anthony's Financial Lit Kit. Today, the DHGWA Insights Podcast is joined by our own Skotty Wannamaker to dig into the mailbag, read your answers, and reveal our winners!

Having enough money isn't enough. On today's Podcast we're joined by author of the New Retirementality, Mitch Anthony, to discuss Return on Life; a tool that helps us identify and explore your values and priorities and a philosophy that puts your life, not just your money, at the center of the conversation. Presented by: Dave Koppenheffer, CFP® | DHGWA Financial Advisor Associate

Scott Bosworth from Dimensional Fund Advisors (DFA) joins the DHGWA Insights Podcast to tell the incredible (and disastrous!) tale of Sir Isaac Netwon’s Investment in the South Sea Company. The story illustrates how our psychology, although it means well, can lead us to make sub-optimal, puzzling, and in some cases just plain wrong decisions that can hinder our financial success.

Two students attend the same college, which one pays less for tuition? The first one, of course, because she remembered to apply for a merit-based scholarship, received a one-time grant for declaring as an engineering major, and is a getting a partial scholarship for playing soccer. It's simple, right? Okay, the college admissions process is a lot of things, but simple isn't on the list.

Earlier this year, the SECURE Act (Setting Every Community Up for Retirement Enhancement) breezed through the the House of Representatives. The bill is currently stuck in the Senate, but it would make a number of changes to the rules around 401(k)s and IRAs. Tune in as we're joined by three special guests to dig into the SECURE Act and uncover planning strategies and opportunities around the potential changes. 

Tax season is officially in full swing. The DHGWA Insights Podcast welcomes DHG Federal Tax Partner, Nathan Clark, to discuss tax reform and five of the most important changes impacting individuals. Join us as we explore why many (but not everyone) will get a tax reduction. Why more taxpayers will be taking the standard deduction. And why you may need to review your tax withholding for next year.

It's not too late!  On this month's show, we are joined by Will Boyd, CPA with DHG, to discuss the key considerations for making 2018 IRA contributions before the April 15th deadline. We play the first edition of the "Ask a DHG CPA" game. And we highlight the IRS's latest increase in retirement plan contribution limits for 2019. 

In this episode, we're joined by DHGWA financial advisor Clay Thornton from Charleston, SC and insurance specialist Maria Tobin with DHG Agency.  These two veterans of the industry share the benefits of documenting your family’s financial affairs using DHG Wealth Advisors’ Letter From the Heart.   We’ve designed the Letter From the Heart to be a written summary that can be passed on to your heirs documenting your full financial picture and also to express your end-of-life wishes.