What Most People Get Wrong About Financial Freedom (It’s Not What You Think) | Danny Kofke
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Full Circle with Seeing to Lead
In this 180th episode, I share my daily reflection posted on Twitter @bryoncar, from Aug 5-9, 2024
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Danny Kofke on Building Financial Resilience Through Values-Based Decisions
In this episode of Bridging the Gap, I have an enlightening conversation with Danny Kofke to open up about strategies that advisors can use to support their teams and enhance their firms. Danny draws on his own experience of managing a household on a teacher's salary, demonstrating how aligning fin…
Teacher-Author Focused on Improving Educator Financial Outcomes (#392)
Our guest, Danny Kofke, is a jack-of-many-trades: elementary school teacher for 18 years, author of 6 books including Where to Spend. Where to Save. A Teachers Guide to Managing Your Finances, and Director of Training and Outreach for the Southern Education Retirement Consortium.
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Danny Kofke - Where to Spend, Where to Save: A Teacher's Guide to Managing Your Finances - 791
Danny Kofke - Where to Spend, Where to Save: A Teacher's Guide to Managing Your Finances. This is episode 791 of Teaching Learning Leading K12, an audio podcast.
After being a teacher for 18 years, Danny Kofke stepped out of the classroom to join the Southern Education Retirement Consortium an…
Danny Kofke: Your First Steps to Financial Confidence as an Educator
What if a 42K salary could still build a rich, secure life? We sit down with longtime educator and author Danny Kofke to map out the practical money moves that help teachers thrive today and retire strong tomorrow. Danny’s story starts in the classroom—first grade, kindergarten, and a decade in sev…
Part 2: Danny Kofke: Building Long-Term Wealth on a Teaching Career
Think a teacher salary can’t build real wealth? We invite Danny Kafke back to show how educators can pair the Georgia TRS pension with smart, low-fee savings and the right insurance to create stability that rivals seven-figure portfolios. We start with the simple math of the pension—2% per service …
How 403(b) Consortiums Serve Small and Medium-Size School Districts (#414)
Former teacher Danny Kofke and fiduciary Eric Hansen are principals in the Southern Education Retirement Consortium, an investment collective that serves the K-12 market. They discuss the consortium model which allows small to medium-size schools to band together to get favorable 403(b) pricing and…
121: The Wealthy Teacher Danny Kofke - What is a Wealthy Life?
Can teachers really build wealth on a teacher’s salary?
In this episode of the Teacher Money Show, I sit down with Danny Kofke, author of The Wealthy Teacher, to break down what it actually means to build wealth as an educator—and why it’s more possible than most teachers think.
If you’ve ever felt…
Building Wealth on a Teacher’s Salary: Budgeting, Compound Interest & 403(b) Retirement Fees — with Danny Kofke
Danny Kofke spent 18 years in the classroom — first grade, kindergarten, and severe-profound special education — and did something the salary supposedly doesn’t allow: he raised a family of four on about $42,000 a year, helped support his wife's (also an educator) dream to stay home for eight years…
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