Douglas Goldstein | CFP® | Profile Investment Services
4 Minute Money
Douglas Goldstein, CFP® contributes a weekly piece to "The Jerusalem Post" about retiring in Israel, managing your U.S. investment, brokerage, 401K, and retirement accounts (IRAs) from Israel. He talks about financial planning in Israel, investment basics, stocks, bonds, mutual funds, and bank deposits in easy-to-understand language. For American olim and "nefesh b nefesh" folks thinking about aliya, everyone can use the tips and financial advice of these four minute audio articles, a Profile Investment Services' financial podcast.
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Douglas Goldstein | CFP® | Profile Investment Services
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13. lis 2026
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3 Financial Moves to Make Before the End of the Year 18.08.2026 6:05
Most investors don't lose money because they pick the wrong investments… they lose momentum because they stop paying attention. Your financial plan isn't a "set it and forget it" kind of deal. Life shifts, markets move, and what made sense yesterday might be holding you back today. In this conversation, we break down a simple, no-nonsense financial checkup: how to see if your goals are still a...
Market Volatility Has You Worried? Why Long-Term Investing Still Looks Good 14.08.2026 5:10
The market's going crazy, the headlines are screaming, and your gut says, "Get out now!" But what does the data actually say? Spoiler: Sitting on the sidelines has a price tag, and it's bigger than most people think. Doug Goldstein breaks down why missing just a handful of the market's best days can wreck your long-term returns, why those best days love to hide right next to the worst ones,...
The Best Dividend There Is 11.08.2026 5:57
What's the best dividend you'll ever receive? It might not be a stock, a bond, or a growing investment account. It might be a grandchild. This week, we take a lighthearted look at the parallels between investing and family, exploring why grandchildren may be the ultimate return on investment. Along the way, you'll hear practical financial tips for new parents, including emergency funds, e...
When a Wire Request Triggers Alarm Bells 07.08.2026 5:32
Your U.S. bank processed a fraudulent wire and then closed YOUR account? Yep, it happens. Americans living in Israel face unique risks when managing money from overseas, and big institutions don't always have your back the way you'd expect. Doug Goldstein breaks down why a personal relationship with your financial firm isn't just nice to have, it's a safeguard. Plus, the one question you...
Did You Get Bad News About Your US Brokerage Account 04.08.2026 6:54
Imagine inheriting an I-R-A and then getting a letter that says your brokerage firm can't keep your account because you live overseas. It sounds unbelievable, but it's happening more often than you might think. This week, Doug shares a real-life email from a frustrated investor who found himself caught in the growing trend of United States brokerage firms restricting accounts for clients w...
When Mutual Funds Trigger Unexpected Tax Bills for Americans in Israel 31.07.2026 5:22
You did not sell . You did not withdraw. So why is there a capital gains tax bill sitting on your kitchen table? Mutual funds have a sneaky little habit of generating taxes behind the scenes, and most people have no idea it is happening until the bill shows up. Doug Goldstein breaks down exactly how this works, what to look for on your statement, and the one move you can make this week to stop be...
Was Your Brokerage Account Restricted Due to Your Address 28.07.2026 6:42
Think using your brother's address in California will keep your U.S. brokerage account safe while you're living overseas? Think again. Major brokerage firms are getting much stricter with clients who live outside the United States, and many investors are finding out the hard way that their accounts can be restricted or even closed. Discover how brokerage firms know where you're really li...
Earning More in Retirement Than While Working? Your Financial Plan May Need Updating 24.07.2026 4:56
You worked hard, saved smart, and finally made it to retirement. But what happens when your retirement income is actually higher than what you earned while you were working? Sounds like a dream, right? It is, but it also means the old financial playbook goes out the window. The questions you should be asking now are completely different from what most retirees expect. Doug Goldstein, CFP®, break...
Read This If You Own - or Want to Buy - an Index Fund 21.07.2026 5:52
Ever bought an S&P 500 index fund thinking you owned an equal piece of 500 companies? Not so fast. The biggest names like Apple, Microsoft, and Nvidia may be doing most of the heavy lifting in your portfolio , and that surprises a lot of investors. Discover how capitalization-weighted index funds really work, why diversification is n't a lways what it seems, and what every investor should know...
Forced Early Retirement in Israel? Why Cross-Border Planning Can't Wait 17.07.2026 4:51
Your U.S. employer just decided your remote work setup from Israel is a compliance headache. Now what? You thought you had a few more years of income, but the clock just jumped forward. Having a solid 401(k) balance is great, but it won't tell you how to structure your severance, when to claim Social Security, or whether your spouse even knows where all the accounts are. Doug Goldstein breaks do...
Top 4.5 on an Insured Deposit How 14.07.2026 6:26
Are safe investments actually worth it when inflation is still hanging around? And can you earn meaningful interest without taking big market risks? Doug breaks down how Certificates of Deposit , or CDs , are making a comeback for conservative investors looking for stability, predictable returns, and a little more peace of mind. Along the way, he shares a real conversation with a frustrated i...
Can a Trust Protect Your Children Without Causing Conflict? 10.07.2026 6:28
Most parents want to leave behind a blessing, not a family argument. But what happens when a trust that's meant to protect your children ends up creating frustration, resentment, or even conflict? A conversation with a concerned father reveals a common estate-planning mistake: making major decisions for your heirs without ever asking what they actually need. Along the way, we explore how tr...
Rerun Why is it Difficult to Follow Financial Advice 07.07.2026 6:09
Are your winning stocks giving you cold feet? Learn how to stop letting emotions drive your investing decisions, lock in gains without panic, and stick to a plan that actually grows your money. We break down why selling winners too soon can cost you, how to keep fear from hijacking your portfolio, and what it really takes to stay steady for long-term success.
Scattered U.S. Accounts Are Costing Americans in Israel More Than They Realize 03.07.2026 5:02
Your U.S. accounts might be bleeding money and you don't even feel it. If you're an American living in Israel with an old I.R.A. here, a brokerage account there, and a bank account you forgot about somewhere else, you could be losing thousands of dollars a year in forgone interest without a single red flag on your statements. Doug Goldstein breaks down why "nothing went wrong" is not the same...
3 Things to Know to Sound Smart When Buying Bonds 30.06.2026 6:19
Coffee prices are up… interest rates are coming down… and suddenly everyone's asking the same question: what's going on with my bonds? A chance conversation in a café turns into a straight-talking breakdown of how bonds really work—without the jargon. Credit risk, interest rates, inflation… it's all here, explained in plain English so you can actually use it. If you've got bonds in y...
The Portfolio Your Spouse Built May Not Be the One You Need 26.06.2026 4:52
You might think you know what's in your portfolio. But what if you pulled up your statement and half of it was a total surprise? A lot of folks, especially retirees and surviving spouses living abroad, are carrying portfolios built for a completely different season of life. This episode breaks down why your allocation might not match your reality anymore, what to look for on your next brokerage...
Is an Image of a Black Dot Worth a Thousand Dollars 23.06.2026 6:07
If the news has you second-guessing every investment move, this one's for you. It's easy to fixate on the "black dots" : market crashes, scary headlines, and all the what-ifs that make you want to sit on the sidelines. But here's the reality: wealth isn't built by reacting to noise. It's built by staying focused on the bigger picture. This episode breaks down why the market's ups and down...
Blockchain Is Not Bitcoin: What Investors Confuse and Why It Matters 19.06.2026 4:44
You've heard about blockchain. You've heard about Bitcoin. But do you actually know the difference? Most people don't, and that mix-up could mean your money is doing something very different from what you think. Doug Goldstein breaks down what each one really is, why they're not the same thing, and what to look for in your own accounts this week. If you've ever wondered whether you're investing in...
Why Bond Funds Can Lose Money When Interest Rates Rise 16.06.2026 6:22
Many investors think of bonds as the "safe" part of a portfolio, but bond funds can still move up and down, especially when interest rates change. In this episode of The 4-Minute Money Ideas Podcast , Doug Goldstein explains what is really inside a bond fund, why rising or falling rates can affect its value, and how duration plays a role in how much a fund may fluctuate. Doug also breaks down t...
Retirement Income Gaps: What Americans in Israel Often Overlook 12.06.2026 5:13
You sold a property, banked a pile of money, and still can't make ends meet every month. Sound impossible? It happens all the time, especially to American retirees living in Israel. Doug Goldstein breaks down why having assets and having enough income are two very different things, and what you can do right now to figure out which side of that line you're on. Plus, the one mistake that quiet...
Can a Brokered CD be Considered the Key to Financial Success 09.06.2026 6:15
Brokered CDs are getting a lot of attention right now given the volatility in the stock market . In this episode, we break down what brokered CDs actually are , why they're different from traditional bank CDs, and how they can let you spread your money across multiple banks while still staying within FDIC insurance limits. We also walk through the key benefits , like potentially higher rate...
When Semiconductors Soar in Your Portfolio, Should You Sell or Hold? 05.06.2026 5:17
Your semiconductor stocks are through the roof, and now you're wondering: do I sell before gravity kicks in? Doug las Goldstein breaks down the real question every investor should ask before trimming a hot position. Spoiler: it's not about the stock price. It's about whether you're investing or trading. If you've ever stared at a winning position and felt the itch to "lock in gains,...
Rerun Inheritance Anxiety Is A Real Thing… How Not To Worry About Your New Money 02.06.2026 5:37
An inheritance sounds like a blessing… until it keeps you up at night. One minute you've got unexpected money in your account, and the next you're wondering if you're about to make a huge mistake. Do you invest it? Spend it? Hide it from that cousin who suddenly wants a "business loan"? This episode breaks down the real emotions behind sudden wealth : the fear, the pressure , and t...
Inherited a U.S. Portfolio? Why the Structure May No Longer Fit 29.05.2026 5:22
You just inherited a retirement account full of stocks you never picked. Now what? Doug Goldstein breaks down why a portfolio built for someone else probably does not fit your life, how to start making sense of what you own, and the one mistake that keeps people stuck carrying risk they do not need. Plus, a simple action step you can take this week to get clarity on your inherited investments. S...
Rerun The Critical Questions Successful Investors Ask Their Financial Advisor 26.05.2026 6:07
Most people walk into a financial advisor meeting asking the wrong questions , and it can cost them. This conversation shows you how to flip the script, ask smarter questions, and find an advisor who actually fits your life. If you're dealing with cross-border finances or an inheritance, this could save you from some expensive mistakes.
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