Many homeowners and homeowners shoulder the heavy financial burden of child marriage. Now, a revolutionary book offers a practical solution to this challenge: "Plus Minus" by Fishel Rosenfeld, Family financial advisor .
At the heart of the book is a unique formula that shows how ten children can be married off for a total cost of only 252,000 shekels. "This is not magic or a trick," Rosenfeld emphasizes in a conversation with 'Haredim10,' "but a practical method based on proven financial principles that have been specifically tailored to the needs of the Haredi public."
The book, which was published only a month ago, has already sold thousands of copies and become the talk of the town among the ultra-Orthodox public. "The success proves how thirsty the public is for real solutions to economic challenges," says Rosenfeld.
But it turns out that the book is only part of a broader project.
Even before the book was published, Rosenfeld had established a WhatsApp community with thousands of members. The community receives a daily financial tip every morning and benefits from professional answers to questions about family finances.
Last week, Rosenfeld expanded his activities and launched the podcast 'Plus Minus' - the first Haredi podcast on economic issues, in collaboration with economic advisor Shalom Peksher. Leading experts from the world of economics are expected to be guests in the upcoming episodes, including representatives from 'Captain Credit', 'Mesila' and capital market experts.
The latest innovation in the project is an educational card game that teaches the whole family about wise financial management. "The game allows parents to convey important messages to children in an experiential and fun way," explains Rosenfeld.
"Our goal is to provide practical tools for every Haredi family to manage their finances properly," Rosenfeld concludes. "We believe that with the right guidance and appropriate tools, every family can achieve financial stability and meet life's challenges with dignity."
The book is now available in leading bookstores, and is soon expected to be marketed in general bookstore chains.
For more information about the book, the community and the podcast, please visit the website "Plus and minus ".
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