John Lee Dumas, host of the Entrepreneur on Fire podcast, returns to the Goldstein on Gelt Show to talk about what it takes to start a successful business. John’s insight after speaking with thousands of entrepreneurs can help you with the decision to start your own business or continue working for someone else’s company.
Is there a correlation between the skills involved in entrepreneurship and the skills a successful investor has?
Spoiler alert: Curiosity may be the key to success on multiple fronts.
Curious? Listen now!
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By Moshe Herman
Lili Vasileff, founder of the financial firm Divorce and Money Matters, helps people prepare for their financial future after a divorce. Doug and Lili discuss the common conflicts couples have regarding money before divorce is even mentioned. Lili shares advice that makes financial communication easier and takes some of the dread out of financial planning.
Lili offers a financial process someone should follow if they are getting a divorce from their spouse.
Before you call your lawyer you should gather certain information. Listen to this week’s episode to learn what you should do with your money before divorce.
The Goldstein On Gelt Show is a financial podcast. Click on the player below to listen. For show notes and contact details of the guest, go to https://goldsteinongelt.com/radio-show
We read over the Torah teaching from Rav Nachman Kahana as he speaks about how Jewish history could have been very different!
By Josh Wander
By Moshe Herman
By Moshe Herman
Israeli divorces are different than American ones.
Jay Hait, a licensed lawyer in both America and Israel, joins the show to discuss the financial implications of divorce in Israel.
Learn what the most common financial mistakes made when getting a divorce and how to avoid them. Every couple needs a financial plan. Jay highlights some of the legal issue about Israeli divorces and stresses the importance of creating a binding agreements. Jay explains his own view on the financial aspect of a marriage and divorce.
The Goldstein On Gelt Show is a financial podcast. Click on the player below to listen. For show notes and contact details of the guest, go to https://goldsteinongelt.com/radio-show
By Moshe Herman
What does financial freedom look like to you?
Believe it or not, everyone has different definitions of what financial freedom is.
What situation would you have to be in to feel financially secure?
Linda P. Jones, the founder of Be Wealth & Smart VIP Experience, an online investment program that mentors woman financially, joins the show today to discuss common conceptions of financial freedom and how ordinary people can reach financial security. Listen to learn the three components of financial freedom and the best way to find your personal potential for creating wealth.
Linda published the book You’re Already a Wealth Heiress! Now Think and Act Like One: 6 Practical Steps to Make It a Reality Now, which is geared specifically for women who want financial freedom and are just getting started in the world of investing. However, she assures us that men can also benefit from reading the book!
The Goldstein On Gelt Show is a financial podcast. Click on the player below to listen. For show notes and contact details of the guest, go to https://goldsteinongelt.com/radio-show
By Moshe Herman
We speak with Rav Nachman Kahana about the end of exile and the beginning of redemption, Parshat Lach Lecha.
By Josh Wander
Financial planners frequently meet with folks who want to invest for growth. After all, who doesn’t want to see their portfolio grow? But, growth also means capital gains tax. Are there any investments that encourage portfolio growth but have limited tax liability?
On today’s show, Doug answers a listener question about investing for growth. “Jeff” asks if there are investments that encourage portfolio growth, but have little tax liability. While an investment advisor, and not a tax advisor, Doug answers several aspects of the question:
- Are there conservative investments that offer reasonable growth?
- What are the common mistakes people make when investing for growth?
- What is the best way to minimize tax on your investment?
One way to invest for growth is through a SMA – a Separately Managed Account.
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We speak to Rav Nachman Kahana about this week's Torah portion of Noach and current events in Israel and around the world.
By Josh Wander
By Moshe Herman
Why is it important to have a will, if it only comes into play after you no longer are alive?
Russell Mayer, an estate attorney based in Israel, explains how the law distributes an investor’s assets after their death and why having a valid will makes a difference. Doug and Russell examine how a will works and who needs to be involved in creating it. Russell stresses the importance of each spouse having a separate will (some things just aren’t meant to be shared!). The death of a loved one is difficult, but the dividing assets doesn’t have to be emotionally wrought experience. Determining what arrangements you want for your family before you pass can save a lot of potential legal battles.
In today’s episode, Doug outlines three decisions you should not make when receiving an inheritance. Download a checklist of the paperwork you’ll need to claim your inheritance here.
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By Moshe Herman
By Moshe Herman
By Moshe Herman
The inside story of the destruction notice Ari & Jeremy received this past week for the vineyard in the Arugot Farm. Now is a time for prayer together, for each other.
By Moshe Herman