Financial Literacy

They are growing up in a world where you can order almost anything at the click of a button, they are connected and up to date with what is happening in the world, exposed to trends that change at the speed of a TikTok video - and what their friends have is constantly in front of their eyes. On the other hand, when you give them 50 shekels and ask what they will do with them, it turns out that the...

Feed HaKesef is a podcast hosting leaders of Israel's largest financial communities to discuss investments, money, and current economic trends. In this episode, Noa Israeli, Merav Cohen Mor, and Oren Barsky explore the new generation of investors, professional management principles, and how to apply them to a personal portfolio.

Bank Hapoalim has launched a huge interactive complex for children aged 5 to 13, offering a variety of activities and a show at no cost. Participation is subject to prior registration and is open to customers of all banks.

Israel is set to teach teenagers financial literacy, but experts argue that true habits are formed at home. Understanding the psychological drivers behind our financial behavior is just as crucial as knowing the math.

The algorithms of TikTok and Telegram create an illusion of broad trading trends, but experts warn against the use of bots, hidden collaborations, and dangerous manipulations of small-cap stocks.

The Israeli financial system is targeting children with new digital tools and educational content. However, there is a fundamental conflict of interest in letting banks define financial literacy for the next generation.

Bank Hapoalim is launching 'Poalim Junior City,' a free interactive complex for children focused on financial education. The project, with investments estimated at millions of shekels, offers a unique experience where children can 'work' and manage their earnings.

When Noam Ashdod received her first pay slip in high school, she discovered her passion for the world of finance. Today, she is a 26-year-old financial planner with a structured investment agenda that includes a lot of patience and zero Bitcoin. And also: 2 Israeli stocks she believes in.

Hundreds of teachers have already been trained to teach the new subject, which will provide 9th-10th grade students with practical tools for financial management, investments, and employee rights.