Aaron Katsman, Lighthouse Capital

08/10/2026

08/10/2026

Are you investing for retirement or gambling on the next hot trend?

Consistently saving money is important, but saving without a sound investment strategy can still leave you dangerously unprepared. One investor spent 25 years chasing popular stocks, speculative ideas, and yesterday’s winning trends, only to reach his late 50s with approximately $50,000 saved for retirement.

On today’s podcast, I’m explaining why retirement investing requires more than simply putting money aside, how frequent trading and trend-chasing can undermine decades of savings, and why a diversified portfolio built around long-term core investments may offer a more reliable path toward financial security.

To learn how a disciplined investment strategy can help protect the retirement you’re working to build, tune in.

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05/10/2026

04/10/2026

Do you need to catch every winning investment to build a successful portfolio?

Trying to own every hot stock, cryptocurrency, or market trend can leave you with a collection of disconnected ideas instead of a coherent plan. A better approach is to define your goals, diversify appropriately, and focus on the financial decisions you can actually control.

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As originally appeared in The Jerusalem Post on October 2, 2026. Sometimes life suddenly reminds us that we are not nearly in as much control as we think. A few days ago, passengers on a flydubai flight to Tel Aviv experienced that lesson firsthand. As has been widely reported, during the flight, th...

01/10/2026

Real finance. Real talk. Real easy to listen to.

Subscribe to The Aaron Katsman Show, available on all podcast platforms. Catch this week's episode here ➡️ https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/what-will-you-actually-do-all-day-in-retirement/id1192234142?i=1000792315261

30/09/2026

30/09/2026

How will you spend your time when work no longer structures your day?

Many people carefully calculate whether they can afford to retire but devote far less attention to what their everyday lives will look like afterward. Travel can be wonderful, but even several long vacations will leave most of the year completely unplanned.

On today’s podcast, I’m talking about why people who are accustomed to working can struggle with the transition into retirement, why travel alone cannot provide lasting purpose, and how routines, meaningful activities, and a daily schedule can help create a more fulfilling new chapter.

To learn how to prepare for the personal side of retirement as carefully as the financial side, tune in.

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28/09/2026

27/09/2026

How can siblings share the responsibility of caring for aging parents without expecting everyone to contribute in exactly the same way?

The Four Species teach us that unity does not require uniformity. Each sibling may have different abilities, resources, and responsibilities, but every contribution can help a family work together with greater understanding and purpose.

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As originally appeared in The Jerusalem Post on September 25, 2026. After the intensity of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, we leave our comfortable homes and sit together in a temporary structure. We invite guests into our sukkah, eat together, and celebrate as a community. Another powerful message of...

23/09/2026

Why $1.2 Million Still Wasn’t Enough