# Shlomo Benartzi
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shlomo benartzi is an American behavioral economist, known for his research on retirement savings and the Save More Tomorrow nudge. Benartzi is currently a Professor Emeritus at the UCLA Anderson School of Management in Los Angeles, California.
== Academic career ==
Benartzi received a bachelor's degree from Tel Aviv University and a Ph.D. from Cornell University's Johnson Graduate School of Management.
401(k) Auto Features: The Good, Bad & Ugly
Every now and then you have a guest that like Prince, or Cher, that simply needs one name to know who they are. Today, I am happy to welcome Shlomo, more formally known as Dr. Shlomo Benartzi, Professor Emeritus, UCLA Anderson, Founder and CEO, PensionPlus. We dive into the compelling and complex t…
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The Permission Slip You Didn't Know You Needed: Giving Yourself Permission to Not Be Perfect With Money
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The voice that says "I'll start when I can do it properly" is not the careful, responsible part of you. It's a trap. This episode is about why financial perfectionism quietly destroys more financial lives than overspending does — and what the research actually says about how good o…
George Fraser: Creating Opportunity and Easing Financial Stress with GigMatch
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How to Make Friends With a Version of Yourself You've Never Met
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Tagline: Your future self is out there right now, living with every financial decision you're making today. The problem? Your brain treats them like a complete stranger.
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Practical frameworks for separating process from outcome. A good outcome can make a bad decision look smart. A bad outcome can make a good decision look foolish.
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Why can losing $20 feel more powerful than gaining $20? In this episode of Behavioral Insights into Investing, we explore loss aversion, the disposition effect, and why investors may hold losing investments while selling winners too soon. We also look at how reference points, frequent portfolio che…
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