AMERICAN ADVISOR TO INTERVIEW DEFICIT EXPERT

Goldline International's American Advisor to Interview Deficit Expert

Professor Laurence Kotlikoff to Discuss Deficit, Dollar's Long Term Stability

August 31, 2010

Santa Monica - Goldline International Inc. announced today that Boston University Economics Professor Laurence Kotlikoff will discuss the state of the American economy and our growing deficit on the September 1 edition of the American Advisor radio show. Professor Kotlikoff is a highly regarded expert on United States debt and monetary policy.

Scott Carter, host of the American Advisor and Goldline Executive Vice President, will discuss several topics with Professor Kotlikoff including the deficit's unprecedented growth, America's fiscal crisis and the dollar's future as a reserve currency.

"We are honored to have Professor Kotlikoff appear as a guest on the American Advisor," said Carter. "His experience and knowledge will be invaluable to our listeners interested in the current economic situation. I look forward to discussing ongoing trends in today's economy, particularly the deficit and U.S. fiscal policy."

The American Advisor interview with Professor Kotlikoff airs Wednesday, September 1 on radio stations throughout the U.S. Please call 1-877-341-2646 to find a station near you. You can also listen to the American Advisor on the Internet at http://www.theamericanadvisor.com/category/interviews/. Archived shows can be heard at http://www.goldline.com/goldnews-liveradioshows.
"Goldline is pleased to bring Professor Kotlikoff to American Advisor" said Mark Albarian, President & CEO of Goldline. "We are excited to hear his expert commentary on Wednesday."

Professor Laurence J. Kotlikoff is a Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, a Fellow of the Econometric Society, a Research Associate of the National Bureau of Economic Research, and President of Economic Security Planning, Inc., a company specializing in financial planning software. He has been published in newspapers throughout the country and is the author or co-author of 14 books.

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