Git Gelt in Yiddish

S1 Episode 177 (Yiddish) The One Line in the Haggadah That Will Change Your Financial Life

Every year we sit at the Seder and read the same words... חייב אדם לראות את עצמו כאילו הוא יצא ממצרים Most people read right past it. But this one line holds the answer to everything. In this Pesach…

S1 Episode 176 (Yiddish) Your Knowledge Is Your Business

Seven years ago I did something people thought was crazy. I walked away from a residual income in the life insurance business — a career I had spent years building — because I had a book to write, a…

S1 Episode 175 (Yiddish) Make Your Money Work Before Pesach — A Free Live Challenge Starting Sunday

This episode is a little different — and I want to be upfront about that. Every week on Git Gelt we talk about ideas, concepts, and the way successful people think about money and life. Today I'm…

S1 Episode 174 (Yiddish) Using Margin the Right Way – Or Destroying Your Account

Margin is one of the most misunderstood concepts in trading. Some people treat it like free money. Others are terrified of it and avoid it completely. In this episode, I break down what margin really…

S1 Episode 173 (Yiddish) "Before You Dismiss It as Too Good to Be True…"

A listener challenged me. “This sounds too good to be true.” Instead of brushing it off, I decided to address it directly. In this episode, I break down the actual strategy — step by step — and…

S1 Episode 172 (Yiddish) "30% Annual return too good to be true"

People often say, “If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.” But is that always true? In this episode, I break down the question everyone asks when they hear about high returns: Is a 30%…

S1 Episode 171 (Yiddish) Options income SLV Trade

S1 Episode 170 (Yiddish) Options Income, S&P500, UGMA

S1 Episode 169 (Yiddish): תורה וגדולה במקום אחד

S1 Episode 168 (Yiddish): בלעק סוואן איווענטס (שווארצע קאטשקע לויפט אריבער…)

In this week’s lecture, I explain how to protect yourself from a Black Swan event — unexpected events that can cause sudden and serious financial impact. I talk about why these events can’t be…

S1 Episode 167 (Yiddish): פעסיוו קעגן עקטיוו ריעל עסטעיט

In this week’s lecture, I talk about passive vs. active real estate investing and explain why some people succeed while others struggle in each approach. I break down the key differences between…

S1 Episode 166 (Yiddish): Job vs. Business: How to Reach Your Income Goals

In this week’s lecture, I answer a few questions people asked me, starting with an important one: Should you look for a higher-paying job to meet your budget, or should you consider starting a…

S1 Episode 165 (Yiddish): How to Save Taxes on Trading Profits

In this week’s lecture, I talk about how trading profits are taxed and what you can do legally to reduce the amount of taxes you pay. I explain key things traders should understand about taxes,…

S1 Episode 164 (Yiddish): Important to Do This for Your UGMA Account

In this week’s lecture, I talk about how to legally reduce the amount of taxes you may owe when taking money out of a UGMA account. I explain why understanding the tax rules is important, what to be…

S1 Episode 163 (Yiddish): How to Make Money From Your Ideas

In this week’s lecture, I talk about a common question people ask: “How can I make money?” The truth is, everyone has ideas — but most people never act on them. I explain why you should never assume…

S1 Episode 162: זאל איך קויפן א סטרעדל בעפאר ערנינגס?

S1 Episode 161: מער איבער דו ריסק פון דו וויעל סארטעגיע

S1 Episode 160 (Yiddish) קאווערד קאלס וויאזוי ארבעט דאס און וואס איז דו ריסק

S1 Episode 159 (Yiddish): Should I Buy Options for Earnings?

In this week’s lecture, I talk about whether it’s a smart idea to buy options before a company reports earnings. I explain the risks, the potential rewards, and how implied volatility (IV) affects…

S1 Episode 158 (Yiddish): וויאזוי צו אינוועסטען ווען דו קענסט נישט ניצן דיין נאמען

In this week’s lecture, I explain how someone can invest even if they can’t or prefer not to use their own name. We talk about trusts — what they are, how they work, and why people use them for…