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Jonathan I. Shenkman, AIF® is the President and Chief Investment Officer of ParkBridge Wealth Management. In this role he acts in a fiduciary capacity to help his clients achieve their financial goals. He publishes regularly in financial periodicals such as Barron’s, CNBC, Forbes, Kiplinger, and The Wall Street Journal. He also hosts numerous webinars on various wealth management topics. Jonathan lives in West Hempstead with his family. You can follow Jonathan on Twitter/YouTube/Instagram @JonathanOnMoney.
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The Seder’s Annual Reminder: How To Be More Intentional With Our Finances

Jonathan I. Shenkman
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Remembering Daniel Kahneman: The ‘Zeidy’ of Behavioral Economics

Jonathan I. Shenkman
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Personal Finance Rules Of Thumb (With A Frum Twist)

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Are Annuities A Good Investment?

Jonathan I. Shenkman
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The Golden Calf, Vanderbilts, And Touro Synagogue: Money Lessons From The Parsha

Jonathan I. Shenkman
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The Most Important Financial Decision: Who You Decide To Marry

Jonathan I. Shenkman
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We Just Sold Our Home For $2.5 Million – What Do We Do With...

Jonathan I. Shenkman
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Sticking With Your Learning And Financial Resolutions In 2024 And Beyond

Jonathan I. Shenkman
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ParkBridge’s Outlook For 2024: Seven Mistakes To Avoid In The New Year

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Seven Ways To Invest In Israel Today Given The War In Gaza

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Financial Planning Checklist: 20 Ideas To Consider Before Year-End

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Thanksgiving: A Time To Be Thankful (Even During Challenging Times)

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Is College Still A Good Investment?

Jonathan I. Shenkman
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The Reverse Obituary

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Money Matters

Back To The Basics: Using The “Bucket Approach” To Financial Planning

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Back To The Basics: Investing Is Like A Birthday Cake

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Why My Year In Israel Was One Of The Best Investments I Have Ever...

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Reflecting On The Past Year: 6 Lessons For Investing And Life

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What Should My Son Do With The Money He Made This Summer Working As...

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Should I Incur Credit Card Debt To Pay Yeshiva Tuition?

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Mid-Year Financial Checklist

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I’m Proud To Be An American Investor

Jonathan I. Shenkman
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My Commencement Address: 7 Ways to Build Your Human Capital

Jonathan I. Shenkman
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Laid Off Before You’re Ready To Retire? What To Do Now?

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The Futile Pursuit Of Perfection: Lessons For Torah Study, Life, & Investing

Jonathan I. Shenkman
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Is It Wrong To Go On A Lavish Pesach Program?

Jonathan I. Shenkman
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Shidduchim & Money: Should Finances Play A Role In Who My Child Decides To...

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The Four Sons And Striving For Investment Simplicity

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Is My Money Safe In A Bank?

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Do I Have Enough Life Insurance?

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