Money in Disguise: The Expenses You Don’t See But Still Pay
Situations in which our money is disguised
‘Small economy’
With Prof. Robert B. Reich
Are You Overpaying Taxes? Here’s How to Keep More of Your Money
Q`s & A`s About Tax Coordination When and Why Tax Coordination Is Worth Doing, and How to Do It in Practice Author: Paamonim Team and Yossi Danziger, CPA and Paamonim Volunteer In Israel, the tax system uses a unique approach to calculating and coordinating income tax throughout the year. Understanding how this works can help […]
Using cash or credit card? Examination using behavioral economics
Uri Altlett’s research on the significance of the transition to credit, the dangers of relying on it as a means of payment, and the need for education and financial literacy in order to protect against these dangers.
Rules for wise use of gift cards
Remember to put the characters in your wallet so you don’t forget to use them
Does Renewal Require Buying New?
Refreshing Without Buying New: Renewing with Second-Hand The feeling of renewal and freshness that comes with the new year accompanies all of us during these Jewish holiday days. The desire to change, refresh, and renew what we have doesn’t require going to a store and purchasing new furniture or decorative accessories. A sense of renewal […]
Recommendation: “Cloud of Possibilities” by Michael Lewis
Amos Tversky and Daniel Kahneman The Friendship That Changed the Way We Think, Babylon Press
A Family Vacation That Feels Good During the Trip and After the Bills Arrive
A good family vacation is not measured by how much money you spend, but by the memories you create together. With a little planning, clear expectations, and a simple daily budget, families can enjoy a meaningful, relaxing vacation without returning home to financial stress. The key is not to avoid spending altogether, but to spend […]