Senior To Seniors Podcast with DENNY ARTACHE - The Musician Who Helps Seniors Master Their Money скачать в хорошем качестве

Senior To Seniors Podcast with DENNY ARTACHE - The Musician Who Helps Seniors Master Their Money

On this Senior To Seniors Podcast, we talk openly and honestly about the choices that shape our health, our finances, and our quality of life as we age.  I’m joined by someone who brings a rare combination of clarity, experience, and heart to the world of retirement and legacy planning.  Denny Artache, is the President and CEO of Artache Financial Group. Denny is a seasoned financial advisor with more than 15 years of experience helping families protect their income, lower their tax burden, make smart Social Security and Medicare decisions, and prepare a strong legacy for the next generation. Denny also partners with tax professionals, offers advanced estate and life planning solutions, and provides access to tools many seniors have never even heard of, including 1031 exchanges and opportunity zone strategies. Denny is a teacher at heart, a gifted communicator, and yes, a talented musician, which adds a unique rhythm and perspective to the way he serves his clients. Denny has performed with some of the most famous musicians and bands in the world that I bet you've listened and danced to. He has performed with icons like 'Three Dog Night,' been the lead singer and guitarist with 'Iron Butterfly,'  played with 'Steppenwolf,' 'Badfinger,' ' Eric Burton and The Animals,' and Mickey Dolenz and Davy Jones of 'The Monkees.' Today, he performs with his own band, 'The Denny Artache Band,'  an award-winning blues band.  Denny is the author of the book, 'Thoughts To Live By,' and has a popular podcast, 'The Denny Artache Show.' His website is at .  Our conversation will help you think more clearly, avoid common mistakes, and take simple steps that can make a big difference in retirement.  Settle in, relax, and join us for this important and engaging conversation with my friend and today’s guest, Denny Artache.”