Goal: shalom bayis + halachic integrity + smooth logistics.This guide is tiered so nobody gets scared off and everyone can act today. ⚠️ I’m not your lawyer or posek; use this to get organized, then review with a qualified estate-planning attorney in your state and your rav. If you don’t choose guardians and set your […]
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Taking off my frum.finance hat for this one; it’s just my generic running list of all my favorite products that people ask me about. I plan to keep this continuously updated. I have made sure to link the best refurbished options instead of new products whenever I can Last update: Jul 30, 2025 Tech Outside
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Reimbursable expenses can easily complicate personal budgeting. Whether it’s covering a friend’s meal, paying for work-related expenses that will eventually be reimbursed, or fronting the money for a family outing, these scenarios can throw off your budget. YNAB (You Need A Budget) is great at keeping track of your expenses, but handling reimbursements requires a
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In the realm of personal finance management, a myriad of budgeting apps claim to offer the perfect solution for tracking and managing expenses. However, most of these tools share a common shortcoming: they predominantly focus on retroactive classification of expenses rather than proactive budgeting. In the frum community, financial management takes on an additional complexity
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Short-Term Financial Planning with YNAB (You Need A Budget) We have 5 coaches so far but need more. More info about this program can be found here. Program Description: The YNAB Planning Program is designed to empower individuals and families within the frum community to manage their finances more effectively on a daily and monthly
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We are thrilled to announce the Annual Matanos L’Evyonim Fund by frum.finance! Our commitment to financial stability and literacy in the Frum community is now extending to provide direct support to individuals and families facing financial hardship. https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/donation-form/bab8cc07-b5be-47fb-933f-613976df62d8 Donate at the above link or message us if you are someone who needs the funds as a recipient.
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We have already visited the comparison between FI and Ramsey, now let’s explore Financial Independence by itself. The Financial Independence (FI) approach to personal finance is characterized by the following key aspects: Intentional Spending: Flexibility in Lifestyle Choices: Sustainable Savings and Investment Strategies: Long-term Financial Planning: Focus on Quality of Life: Community Engagement and Shared
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In Parshas Shemos, we delve into the pivotal story of the Yidden’s enslavement in Mitzrayim and the emergence of Moshe as a leader. This narrative offers profound insights that are relevant to our journeys, including the path to financial understanding and stability. The experience of the Yidden in Mitzrayim is often interpreted as a symbol
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Be On The Lookout: Deciphering Deceptive Financial Phrases In the ever-evolving financial landscape, it’s crucial to remain vigilant against misleading and often deceptive financial advice. At Frum Finance, we believe in empowering our community with the knowledge to discern fact from fiction in financial matters. This article aims to highlight common phrases across various financial
There is a popular opinion around home-buying that the earlier the better. Here is a quote from the incredible creator behind GeltGuide, Eli Fried: For a frum family, a house is a very important financial need. Our families grow quickly and because we need specific neighborhoods, the prices rise drastically as well. You need to buy a
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