Aaron Katsman

Want to have a successful financial retirement? Stop making the same mistakes over and over.

The stock market can be like a roller coaster. Sometimes we get spoiled by month after month of stock market gains.... and sometimes we get really queasy when in the span of hours it all comes crashing down.

You are not a great investor and here's why.

How do you define financial success? These are the ABCs that will get you on the path to financial victory!

Today we will be defining some key terms - investment objectives and risk tolerance - and figuring out how they impact our financial goals.

We are approaching the end of the year, and as usual, we are wondering where the time went. How can you make your portfolio more efficient vis-à-vis tax as well as make sure that it still matches the goals and risk tolerance levels that you set forth on the outset?

Things are a lot better than we think they are. Stop complaining about your finances and think back on all of the good that you have!

Looking to gain control of your inheritance? Receiving an inheritance is an inherently emotional ordeal, but when dealing with multiple accounts that you are unfamiliar with it can seem like a nearly impossible feat. Learn to ask the right questions and consult with a financial advisor.

"I want to make money with no risk." Sound familiar? Most people do not know what kind of investor they are or how much risk they are truly willing to take.

When it comes to diversifying your retirement portfolio, reinventing the wheel isn't necessarily the best plan.

There is a lot we can learn from the rich when it comes to relating to our money.

The work/life balance issue is a hot topic now, but what is often neglected the most are FINANCES. Stop procrastinating and take control of your finances and avoid moving in with your children down the line!

Avoid these three money mistakes to work towards a financially sound future.

Are you sick of mounting debt or living pay check to pay check? What many people don't realize is that they really CAN change their financial future by taking control of their money. It's not as hard as you may think!

Have you ever just NEEDED to buy those shoes? Or that new electronic gadget? If you can't afford it... don't buy it!

Hey millennials - don't delay long-term saving. Get your money to start working for you NOW!

Are you a recent immigrant to Israel? It's important for new olim to get their financial aliyah in order, in particular becoming familiar with employment benefits and banking. Mazal tov on your aliyah and enjoy the show!

Looking for some "fool-proof" ways to increase your wealth? My advice? Keep it SIMPLE.

After the death of a spouse, before making any large financial decisions, give yourself TIME. Figure out how much money you will really need on a monthly basis before you make any drastic changes.

Are you constantly justifying your purchases? If you can't afford to buy something don't buy it. Investing in long-term goals is more important than funding current wants and needs.