Money

Rabin, Begin on New Currency in Honor of their ‘Peace Pacts’

Stanley Fischer has approved putting images of Rabin and Begin on new currency because they “made peace” with Arafat and Egypt.

The number of Israelis who joined the "millionaire's club” grew by 42.7% during 2009, placing a total of 8,419 residents among the super-rich.

A company may make lots of money, but is it kosher? Jewish investors increasingly are buying stocks with rabbinical approval.

Formulating list of historical figures to be eternalized on Israel’s paper currency is not as easy as the Bank of Israel head thought it would be.

The socio-economic gaps are widening: More Israelis earn 100,000 shekels a month, and many more earn less than 500.

The Israeli tax system rewards families in which both parents earn about the same income. What does mean for us, and what can be changed?

A new Knesset law dealing with the consumer's right to cancel phone transactions is now "kosher," thanks to the intervention of a Knesset member