The Disciplined Investor has a great 30 minute-ish podcast with yours truly, mainly about the lack of transparency in the finance industry. The site is run by a financial planner, Andrew Horowitz, who has also just released a new book by the same name. I’m only about halfway through
=pd_bbs_sr_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1196610420&sr=1-1″>The Disciplined Investor (along with nearly a dozen other books, including some particularly good ones like Grace Cheng’s Forex book and a really, really, really long one), but I’ll be adding it to my library of recommended books since it gives a great overview of all the financial planning basics and is unusually understandable.
And, if you want to see my take on gold diggers, def. check out this new Timeout New York article. This important, yet rarely detailed subject, is incredibly relevant in today’s society, especially for those who earn over $200,000 annually. Perhaps even more important than the credit crisis and the housing industry. OK, maybe not more important than housing, but it’s close.
