Goldstein on Gelt: Can Decision Fatigue Affect Your Investments?
Do you ever wonder if Doug takes his own advice? Find out...
How to Play the Numbers Game (Podcast)
An interview with Dr. Arthur Benjamin, professor of mathematics.
The War on Waste
Former hedge fund manager now makes new foods from castoff vegetables, explains how to win war on waste.
Will Your Children Sign a Halachic Prenuptial Agreement?
When I recently wished a friend “Mazal Tov” on his daughter’s engagement, I broached the issue of prenuptial agreements in accordance with Jewish law. My friend, a rosh yeshiva, turned to me and said, “Of course they’re signing one. People who don’t sign halachic prenuptial agreements are stupid.”
Goldstein on Gelt: Should You Be Ready for Inflation?
A global savings glut occurs when investors drive down interest rates. Is this trend coming to an end, meaning interest rates will climb? Do higher interest rates bring inflation?
How Giving Up Just One Hour Of Your Time Can Make You Rich
Doug explains the pros&cons of whether people entering a second marriage should combine their assets
Are We On the Brink of A New Cold War?
How has Putin’s plan to revive his country’s fortunes as a superpower affected US on world energy?
The Three Worst Pre-Retirement Planning Mistakes
How do you visualize your retirement years? Most people hope that they will finally be able to do the things that they never had time to do during their working years. Very frequently, folks anticipate retirement will be a worry-free time, full of enjoyment, and ample time to spend with family and friends. As a financial adviser, I am often saddened to see retirees facing a different picture.
How a Jewish Online Magazine Was Launched
An interview with journalist Alana Newhouse former cultural editor of the Forward and current editor at The Tablet.
What You Need to Know About ETFs and Managing Your Money
Learn why money managers often suggest ETFs and why they help make more effective financial choices
How to Prepare for a Happy Retirement
A happy retirement takes into consideration factors other than the size of your bank account. Listen to find out what else you need for an enjoyable retirement.
What is the Truth About Economic Growth In China?
Doug reveals the differences between banks & brokerage firms and how each uses & views your money.
Goldstein on Gelt: Is There Such a Thing as Predictable Investments?
Practical ways to find the ideal retirement budget and still reach your personal goals.
The Cyprus Effect
In the second part of this week's Goldstein on Gelt podcast, Doug meets Jonathan Eley, personal finance editor of the Financial Times to discuss...
Spirituality and How It Affects the Way We Think
Tina Sacchi, holistic healer
Goldstein on Gelt: How to Use Social Media to Predict Market Trends
Find out how the BUZZ Index works and why people may be more inclined to tell the truth on social media platforms than in polls.
How to Avoid The Pitfalls of Estate Administration
Estate expert Peggy Atkins Munro, author of Estate and Trust Administration for Dummies, explains the basics that everyone should know when dealing with an estate,
Goldstein on Gelt: Why Motivating People Doesn’t Work
How can you get people motivated in the right way? Discover effective techniques right here.
Goldstein on Gelt: How to Quickly Get Out of Debt
Is the current low-interest-rate environment, a good time to buy bonds?
Pairwise Matching Revisited (Podcast)
An interview with Nobel Prize winner Professor Robert Aumann.
How to Open a US Brokerage Account from Overseas
Watch this Doug Goldstein video to learn how easy it's to open a US brokerage account from overseas.
What You Need in Order to Retire (Podcast)
An interview with Terry Savage, author of The New Savage Number: How Much Money Do Really You Need to Retire?
Goldstein on Gelt: Why Getting the Right Investment Advice is Important
The hardest part of investing is not being able to predict the future; the easy part is the paperwork. Doug explains how technology is making financial paperwork easier to deal with.
Goldstein on Gelt: Common Investing Mistakes
Three common-SIMPLE-mistakes investors make with their money. Doug explains what leads to these mistakes and how to fix them
The Social Life of Money
How much control do banks and governments have over money and what should their function really be?
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