Jewish Money Matters

B”H My guest today is Ari Shonbrun. Of the 662 Cantor Fitzgerald employees at work in the upper floors of the World Trade Center on September 11th of 2001, only three survived. My guest is one of them. Mr. Schonbrun is a renowned inspirational speaker, and the author of Miracles & Fate on 78. He […] The post 286: Ari Schonbrun, Surviving 9/11; Thriving in Life appeared first on Yael Trusch.

B”H Today on Ask Yael, Yael answers listeners’ questions on: Allocating business revenue, and where does the maaser – tithing – come in? How to invest for retirement vs short term goals, if you already have a savings cushion? Entrepreneurs be discouraged from raising their prices… What should they do? And if you’re thinking of […] The post 285: Ask Yael appeared first on Yael Trusch.

B”H Ever thought of starting a career in digital marketing? This show’s definitely for you. But, even if digital marketing is not your jam, stay with me because you’ll find this conversation incredibly uplifting and refreshing. I mean, I love a conversation where divine providence comes up over and over again, especially when it’s a […] The post 284: Divine Providence and Digital Marketing Converge with Danny Gavin, CEO of Optidge and Founder of ODEO Academy appeared first on Yael Trusch.

B”H We all know Tishrei demands a financial investment. In a year where costs are higher and income might be lower, we might feel the financial pressure of the demands of the High Holiday season even more. How do we put this all into perspective? How can we approach this so we are not consumed […] The post 283: Minisode — Tishrei Expenses Stressing You Out? This Might Help! appeared first on Yael Trusch.

B”H What is reasonable to spend during the Tishrei Holiday Season? How can I save and give chomesh, or 20% of after-tax income?  These questions, answered, along with a message of inspiration for your Yom Kippur and Sukkot season in this episode of Ask Yael. You may also like | Puede que también te guste237: […] The post 282: Ask Yael appeared first on Yael Trusch.

B”H In this minisode, Yael addresses a Rosh Hashana paradox: How can we crown the King, completely surrender to Him and at the same time show up and ask for our physical needs – like our money!? The story of Chana, read in the haftarah of Rosh Hashana, explains this dilemma and teaches us an […] The post 281: Minisode — Asking G-d for Money on Rosh Hashana!? appeared first on Yael Trusch.

B”H Today we’re getting ready for Rosh Hashana with the amazing Rabbi Simon Jacobson, one of the most renowned Jewish scholars and speakers in the world. Rabbi Jacobson has lectured to diverse audiences on six continents and in forty states on psycho-spiritual issues and applying Jewish thought to contemporary life. His voice is rooted in […] The post 280: Bestselling Author and Founding Dean of The Meaningful Life Center, Rabbi Simon Jacobson appeared first on Yael Trusch.

B”H This week Yael answers: How much financial responsibility to give a college aged child? How to help them through that transition, especially when managing their UTMA account? Should I buy a whole life insurance policy for my children as a way to build their wealth? When should I start investing for my child’s college […] The post 279: Ask Yael appeared first on Yael Trusch.

B”H Are you feeling sluggish, got brain fog, your stomach doesn’t feel right, your skin breaks out, something’s just feeling off? Well, you might want to learn how to better discern what you’re putting on your plate – your plate of food and of everything else. From the food you eat, the amount you sleep […] The post 278: Chart your path to health & wellness with Wellness Advocate, Colette Brown appeared first on Yael Trusch.

B”H Want to know what to do about the taxes you need to pay on your dividend earnings? Yael tackles a lot of that today, as well as suggestions on how to shift from a side-hustle mentality and operations to more of a CEO. You may also like | Puede que también te gusteWednesday Wink […] The post 277: Ask Yael appeared first on Yael Trusch.