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Bank of Israel Launches Financial Aid Program for 4,500 IDF Soldiers Facing Economic Hardships

The Bank of Israel, together with the Class Action Fund and the IDF, has launched a financial aid program to support 4,500 soldiers facing economic challenges over three years, providing personalized financial guidance and digital tools to promote financial stability during and after military service.

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  1. 01New financial aid program supports 4,500 IDF soldiers over three years.
  2. 02Program offers personalized budgeting, rights assistance, and financial education.
  3. 03Funded with 7.2 million shekels by the Class Action Fund.
  4. 04600 soldiers have participated since March; 1,500 expected annually.
  5. 05Operated by Pitchon Lev and partners using human and digital support.
  6. 06Bank of Israel and IDF leaders emphasize financial literacy and program expansion.
Translated and summarized by baba from Now 14, the latest report. Read Now 14’s original

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