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HaaretzEconomy

Mother Gifts Children NIS 60,000 Each for 18th Birthday, Enabling Joint Property Purchase

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

Carmi Or gives each of her five children NIS 60,000 on their 18th birthday. Two sons combined their inheritance and, with their mother, bought an investment apartment in Beit She'an for NIS 615,000. Or encouraged her children to save for property as she could not afford to buy them apartments.

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  • Carmi Or gifted NIS 60,000 to each of her five children upon turning 18.
  • Two sons pooled their inheritance and bought an investment apartment with their mother.
  • The apartment was purchased in Beit She'an for NIS 615,000.
  • Or stated she could not afford to buy apartments for her children.

Carmi Or provides each of her five children with NIS 60,000 upon reaching the age of 18. Two of her eldest sons chose to pool their inheritance money. Together with their mother, they purchased an investment apartment in Beit She'an for NIS 615,000. Or explained to her sons that she would not have the funds to buy them apartments, encouraging them to start working towards that goal themselves. The two sons combined their NIS 60,000 gifts, totaling NIS 120,000, and added their mother's contribution to acquire the property.

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