The Aaron Katsman Show

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.

Don't let the mantra of "life happens" take over and let life pass you by every time you are trying to achieve your goals. You have the power to make a change in your life. Take control of your financial situation - it's never too late to get on the path of financial security.

To many, striking it rich sounds like a dream. What would happen if you hit it big? Everyone has their own answer to how they would spend their winnings. Perhaps it would be smarter to play the opposite game - what if you were suddenly hit with a huge financial burden?

With thousands of new Olim coming to Israel every year, the biggest issue that gets lost in the immigration process is how to deal with investments. When you make aliyah life quickly takes over and financial planning always seems to take a backseat to getting your family properly situated. Listen to this week's show for my advice to ease your financial relocation.

In this day and age when women are making more money than ever before, it is important for women to start getting better educated (and take the lead!) regarding their finances to maximize their potential earning power.

Too often in life, we blame other people life's many stumbles, including our financial situation. We need to examine our money situation properly and take a hard look in the mirror to see who is really at fault.