Josh Katzowitz is WCI's Content Director, and his work has appeared in the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, Los Angeles Times, and CBSSports.com. He currently covers boxing for Forbes, and his work has been cited twice in the Best American Sports Writing book series. For most of his career, he covered Super Bowls, Masters golf tournaments, and almost every professional and college sport. Now, he focuses on finance-related matters. His greatest career moments were 1) when he was given the side-eye by Mike Tyson while they were observing Tyson’s pet pigeons, 2) when Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson borrowed a line from Josh to use in a wrestling promo, and 3) when Ralph Macchio made fun of Josh's forgetfulness in front of William Zabka. For comments, complaints, suggestions, or plaudits, email him at [email protected]
Latest Columns by Josh Katzowitz
From Fourth Year to the Real World: An $80,000 Wedding Causes a Downward Spiral
Welcome to the New WCI Investment Fund
Is Now a Good Time to Retire? Here’s What Christine Benz Thinks
Pickleball’s Newest Sensation Is a First-Year Medical Student Who Just Came Out of Nowhere
Classic Columns by Josh Katzowitz
From Fourth Year to the Real World (part 1, part 2)
I Just Bought a Tesla (and This Is NOT an April Fool’s Joke)
TikTok Doctors Are Creating Millions of Fans and Making a Huge Impact on Social Media
The White Coat Investor’s Most Controversial Articles Revisited: Looking Back at Our Biggest Fights
Can’t Stand Jim Cramer’s Stock Picks? Now You Can Make Money Betting Against Him
I Asked the AI Bot That’s Taking the Internet by Storm for Financial Advice — Here’s How It Went
What’s the Future of Cryptocurrency? These Fanatics Say It’s Pretty Darn Bright
Your Crystal Ball Predictions for 2023
What I Learned from My Favorite Money Movies—and How I Apply Those Lessons Today