Aaron Katsman, Lighthouse Capital

17/06/2026

When Should You Protect Your Wealth?

17/06/2026

Should your investment strategy change as retirement gets closer?

For decades, many investors focus on growth. But as retirement moves from a distant goal to a reality on the horizon, the questions become more complicated.

I’m discussing when it may make sense to shift from maximizing growth to preserving wealth, how late starters should approach retirement investing, and why two retirees with similar assets may choose completely different strategies.

To learn how to think about investing in the second half of your financial life, tune in.

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15/06/2026

14/06/2026

Ever notice how a raise, a bonus, or a little extra income seems to disappear almost as quickly as it arrives? It’s called lifestyle creep, and it catches far more people than you’d think. The challenge isn’t earning more money. It’s making sure your spending doesn’t rise just as fast as your income.

Pirkei Avot teaches: ‘Who is rich? One who is happy with his portion.’ Real financial success isn’t about constantly upgrading your lifestyle. It’s about finding the balance between enjoying today and building security for tomorrow.

If you want to learn how lifestyle creep quietly undermines long-term wealth, and the simple habits that can help you avoid it, check out the full blog. ⤵️

As originally appeared in The Jerusalem Post on June 12, 2026. “I think my top salary was maybe in 1966. I made $17,000 and 11 of that came from selling other players’ equipment.” Bob Uecker On more than one occasion, someone will reach out to me or my wife asking if one of our 3 […]

11/06/2026

Short on time? Long on financial goals?
The Aaron Katsman Show is just a tap away on any podcast app. Don’t miss the full episode. Listen here ➡️ https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/buying-stocks-is-easy-selling-is-the-hard-part/id1192234142?i=1000771978509

10/06/2026

How do you know when it’s time to sell a stock?

Most investors spend a lot of time thinking about what to buy, but far less time deciding when to sell. That can lead to missed opportunities, holding on too long, or selling for the wrong reasons.

I’m discussing why knowing when to take profits is so difficult, why even professional investors struggle with it, and how having a clear strategy can help you avoid costly emotional decisions.

To learn how to make smarter selling decisions, tune in.

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07/06/2026

Ever notice how sometimes the biggest obstacle to success isn’t failure… it’s fear of what success might require?

In this week’s Torah portion, the spies weren’t afraid because the Land of Israel wasn’t good. They were afraid of the responsibility that would come with building a new future.

The same thing can happen financially. It’s easy to blame circumstances, wait for the perfect moment, or convince ourselves that success is out of reach. But long-term financial security is usually built through simple, consistent actions repeated over time.

The hardest step is often believing that you can do it and then getting started.

To dig further into this topic, check out the full blog. ⤵️

As originally appeared in The Jerusalem Post on June 5, 2026. “Success consists of going from failure to failure without loss of enthusiasm.” -Winston Churchill Since the unrest over the Judicial Reform, I’ve been consistently receiving calls from locals considering relocating. Maybe 1 or 2 ca...

04/06/2026

Pop those earbuds in and listen to The Aaron Katsman Show on the go! Make sure to subscribe to the podcast so you don't miss a thing (available on all podcast apps). Listen to this week's full episode here ➡️ https://open.spotify.com/episode/0zDRefUaPtIjb3pj9s9AWB