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Taking eight grandchildren on a cruise was exhausting, expensive, and worth every shekel - opinion
An Israeli grandfather reflects on the noise, expense, and exhaustion of taking eight grandchildren on a cruise, and why bringing the whole family together is worth it.
Former finance minister Kahlon to admit offense in UnetCredit collapse case
Judge says ‘No case, no ruling’ in Credit Suisse – Simon Wiesenthal Center settlement dispute
Moody’s upgrades Israel’s credit outlook from 'negative' to 'stable'
Lending money personally goes wrong nearly half the time - poll
The survey data backs up a well-known financial rule: it’s best to avoid mixing friends, family and money.
Fitch reaffirms Israel's A+ credit rating, cites high-tech and vaccines
Fitch Rating Inc, one of the three nationally recognized statistical rating organizations, affirmed Israel's A+ credit rating, defining its financial outlook as "stable" due to COVID success
'Benjamin Netanyahu does not deserve credit for economic success'
"He doesn’t only take credit for my work. It has been that way for years," said former finance minister and senior Likud figure Israel Katz.
Israel's move toward smart payment terminals passes milestone
By July 31, 2021, transactions at all businesses, other than exceptional cases, will only be possible via the EMV standard.
Credit card companies to reduce clearing fees
Under the new agreement, a fixed fee was set at a significantly lower rate than the previous commission, in transactions in the amount of up to NIS 35,000.
Michael Chancellor gives insights into how credit repair works
If there's something that's vital to an individual, it is integrity and credibility, and who understands this better than Michael.
