This is how Jewish kids are taught about money

In the video, Berel Solomon discusses the approach to financial education within the Jewish community, emphasizing the importance of teaching children about money, business, and career success from a young age. He shares a personal anecdote where his mother discouraged him from becoming a rabbi due to the low income associated with the profession, highlighting the community's focus on pursuing high-earning careers. Jewish children are encouraged to think big and aim high, understanding that financial stability is crucial for supporting large families and maintaining a kosher lifestyle, which can be expensive. This early financial education is a moral imperative rooted in the Torah. It commands parents to teach their children how to make a living to avoid the destructive cycle of poverty.
Solomon stresses that financial literacy and ambition are critical because schools do not adequately teach these skills, leaving parents responsible. By instilling a proper financial mentality, parents can help their children achieve success and avoid generational poverty. He encourages viewers to actively participate in their children's financial education.
Keywords: financial education, Jewish community, money lessons, career success, economic stability, Barl Solomon, teaching children, high-earning careers, Torah commandments, avoiding poverty, financial literacy, parenting tips, money management, kosher lifestyle, professional development, business success, generational wealth, child education, personal finance, family support

[@BerelSolomon]

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Ok now let’s talk about the Talmud

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[@HexaBoxabl]

Every family has that one person who will break the family financial struggle, I hope you become the one

[@MagarethWoods]

Everyone needs more than their salary to be financial stable. The best thing to do with your money is to invest it rightly, because money left for saving always end up used with no returns.

[@arjunreddy226]

Now brake this chain of greed 😂

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Thank you❤

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[@GregAli-f1m]

Protecting your capital is much more important than making money. Basically because if you lose your capital, making money is much harder. ''Missing the train'' vs. ''losing your money''. There are a lot of trains, but if your money is gone, it's over.

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[@hobgoblin4614]

The thing that people are not taught about money, it took me a while to figure this out, the power of money isn't what it can buy. The real power of money is what it allows you to say NO to. Crappy job - if you have alternative sources or at least an emergency fund you can leave job and find a better one if you need to. If you go out and buy a bunch of stuff on credit, new car with $1000 month payment, credit card bills, etc. then your job and your money owns you. If you can manage and make money YOU control you. How many people are working crappy jobs for people they HATE because they have credit card bills, car payments, vacations on credit, etc. Control your money. Don't let money and debt control you!

[@henkmeiring01]

Should be taught to kids from a young age. -

[@hobgoblin4614]

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[@SigmaGamingLLC]

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[@hobgoblin4614]

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[@tonysilke]

Building wealth involves developing good habits like regularly putting money away in intervals for solid investments.Starting early is simply the best way of getting ahead to build wealth , investing remains a priority . I learnt from my last year's experience , I am able to build a suitable life beause I invested early ahead this time .

[@Nernst96]

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[@PatrickLloyd-]

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[@bmanscire]

Man you’re lucky if you are taught these things and have a family like this. God bless you all

[@PROVOCATEURSK]

Didn´t god prove to you 80 years ago he doesn´t care?

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[@RetNavyChiefBTC]

A gentile myself, at a very young age I was counseled with regards to my retirement savings, by a very wise and kind Jewish man. The generous gift of his advice allowed me to retire early and enjoy the luxuries of life that I can now afford. He also taught me the philosophy of paying it forward.

[@AmerQuin]

BT, Sir? I was a BT3 in the ‘80’s. When I got out I went back to NY, where my Jewish friends were so good to me. As such, the story of my wife and I- also a Navy Vet- closely resembles your story. Stay sane, Chief!

[@todorkolev7565]

LOL this is bullshit. The orthodox Jews in Israel DO NOT work. Hundreds of thousands of able bodied, smart, men - COMPLETELY UNEMPLOYED, living off government cheese and charity... Wasting their time in Yeshiva/Kolel all day, every day... So don't tell us what is "the Jewish way"!

[@juleswifey6003]

please let us know what he was and to teach you

[@billmcmeekin7909]

We're not Jewish, but my Uncle who retired at 31gave me awesome financial advice. "Interest in your pocket good, interest out bad". We started 35 years ago with nothing, and will retire comfortably, by those words.

[@KerryDSC]

I am not Jewish, but this is something I have great admiration for when it comes to Jewish society. You take care of each other and your own by investing in yourself and each other. This is a value that has been lost in mainstream society. Our school sysytems teach kids how to be good obedient workers just smart enough to run the machines

[@PROVOCATEURSK]

Hoarding money for yourself is admirable? Almost every European country in history didn´t think that.

[@kathywright6853]

I applaud parents who will teach their children that if you want to live better you have to make better choices❤

[@LAFITZ10]

a Jewish man came to my home as a contractor. he learned i am a freelance Artist my entire life - no one stopped me & i've had a blast - i am 60. he lamented that as a Jewish man he was FORCED to be a merchant and his love as a musician was never to be for him except as a sideline. My art was my entire life's work. he said i was fortunate as he lamented his own lot in life. i got news he passed 2 weeks later. it STILL affects me to this day and always will how he gave a SHOUT OUT to my GOOD FORTUNE as he lamented his own misfortune as a Jewish man. GodBless & RIP St. Les. "where Les(s) is MORE"

[@BrydeliCorven]

Thank you

[@simonelvins742]

It doesn't have to be one way or the other. You can invest and also play the piano for example

[@iselinbradley4033]

I’m not Jewish and my south Texas family always had a hard-working mindset but it was also a poverty mindset. I’m working to break the cycle and this is excellent wisdom. Subscribed and thank you!

[@MW1_2_3]

The hard working mindset will not always break the poverty mindset. Realizing that all this is in Fact a MindSet, has moved you personally toward breaking your Family cycle of poverty. You’re gonna make it. Not all your Family, people,friends, romantic interest Etc. will keep pace with you, ( PRO TIP ) ***Let them go, move on, don’t let them drag you down, instead make the choice to be around those that already have what you want. See you at the top.

[@coldblooded568]

What poverty mindset

[@YeshuaIsTheTruth]

I get this. Being hardworking as a painter or janitor can help you get to the next step, but it's better to be hard working in law school or medical school. My family are house painters from Oklahoma. I get you bro

[@underated17]

@@YeshuaIsTheTruth But you can be happy as a painter and make a good salary I think.

[@MonsterJuiced]

What's the poverty mind set?

[@jeffbrewer8810]

We never talked about money when I was growing up. If anything was said, it was usually negative in the context of an argument. So…I was left to fumble through life and figure it out on my own. Now, at 58, I finally understand much more than I ever have about money but, bad decisions made previously, have made it very difficult for me. That said, I am taking all four of my sons to an investing workshop this fall. It may, I say may, be too late for me, but if I can set my boys in the right direction, I will consider my life a success. Thanks for your video.

[@aok6694]

Nice statement. I believe, however, that the reason that families did not have conversations, especially in the 50s through 80s, is because the general public did (does) not know how money works. Most people only understand how to consume, not establish wealth. So, even high wage earners during the period I mentioned somehow assumed that money was earned to burn - not because they wanted to do so, but they assumed they had to spend to make what they earned make sense. This message was delivered to their children and others under their influence. People are becoming wiser about money now. So, that narrative is slowly changing, in my opinion. And, you are doing the best thing for your sons. Kudos to you. Also understand, it is not too late for you. If you maintain good health, you will be around until around 90, that is 32 more years. In encourage you to begin wealth building now. There are a lot of folk who learned about wealth post 60 years and became wealthy in their later years. Why not you? Much success!!!

[@jeffbrewer8810]

Thanks for the encouragement! And I WILL be at the workshop sitting right beside my boys. 😁

[@tstieber]

​@@aok6694I agree, that's not too late. Decades still ahead

[@RetNavyChiefBTC]

A man taking care of his family. That’s not toxic masculinity, that’s just masculinity. America needs much more of it!

[@knowthyself690]

I simply what to say thank you for sharing. I am a Black American born into Generational Poverty and Ignorance of how the world Really works concerning Money. My Parents while living in the Projects, put a good work ethic in me and a knowing that I was as good, as I MADE MYSELF. This was happening while the America, in general, projected a group of people that had no hope. To elevate out of the class you are born into happens to a very very small percentage of People, even in America. That said, I retired at 41 from the Army, as planned, and now have enough resources to put $1K up a month for sharing with those that are not as fortunate as I am. All that I contribute to the idea that, I can do as much or as little as I want, Money is not Evil, and I need it to have some peace in this World. I did not have a high paying career, but I had an Excellent Long-Term Pan :-).

[@HenriettaHudson-we4wv]

Thank you!

[@tstieber]

That's a really inspirational story! What a blessing to be able to help others consistently.

[@RetNavyChiefBTC]

Good on you man!

[@chomama1628]

Money is a tool to get you where you want to be. The love of money leads to greed and it controls you instead of you controlling it. There is a difference.

[@tomstieber1637]

@@chomama1628 Exactly right!

[@KimThomas-vp4vm]

Mum worked in retail in London and the Jewish women were shop assistants, they loved her and she loved them. Her bosses were Jewish too. How life has changed in London. My first job was working for a Jewish legal firm in London. My grandad was Jewish and he owned newspaper pitches in London, some of our relatives were florists too. What did I teach my son? Happiness is far more important than money, money can't buy love.

[@AugustusAsgeir]

Wow first time viewer, 26yo black guy from ChiTown... grew up in poverty and learned a lot on my own + experience & that old Russian saying "you have two ears & one mouth for a reason, speak once listen twice " Appreciate this video

[@Alloy-p3u]

And mouth has two functions so the ratio is 0.5:2.0

[@jasminewright8150]

I came across this video while preparing for an interview for a teaching position at a private Jewish preschool. I must say, I really admire the emphasis on instilling financial literacy and responsibility in children at such a young age. It’s inspiring to see a community passing down values that empower future generations with practical and ethical knowledge about money. Thank you for sharing this insight-it has given me a deeper appreciation for these teachings, and I’m grateful for the perspective as I prepare for this exciting opportunity!

[@Mlonelysheep5555]

I have an amazing family and parents that expected me to perform well in school. I got straight A’s and a great education. BUT the missing piece was actual conversations about what careers earn enough to support a family. Everyone just assumed (I guess) that “you’re a good student, you’ll figure it out”. But now in my 30’s and having changed careers multiple times, it has been a struggle the whole way. I’m about 10 years behind where I wanted to be. I got married later, don’t have kids, and am just now and experiencing financial stability. Please talk about careers and money with your kids! It’s not a bad thing. I wish I’d had more of these conversations.

[@shuriken4100]

Thank you for being so open, and good to people, I wish this video goes to every one, shalom !

[@mohammadcheema7375]

Great advice! Children need to understand how expensive having a family and being a responsible adult will be.

[@victor7893]

Thank you very much Berel! Your teachings are treasures for life and help us to progress. Greetings from Buenos Aires, Argentina!

[@Trentkozman]

I Hit 250k today. Appreciate you for all the knowledge and nuggets you had thrown my way over the last months. Started with 24k in July 2024

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Her top notch guidance and expertise on digital market changed the game for me.

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Wow! Kind of in shock you mentioned expert, Patricia Vesely. What a coincidence!!

[@Felicia-v8j]

Same here, with my current portfoliomade from my investments with my personal financial advisor (PATRICIA VESELY)

[@samehsalib1833]

Absolutely LOVED the video,, I am Christian born & raised in Egypt ( Now living in Canada ),, we have almost the same mentality. I subscribed & we’ll get all the notifications. Looking forward for MUCH MORE INTERESTING CONTENT. Cheers

[@abho6588]

Hi thanks for ur advice,I'm muslim and I love all jews.I hope one day we both jews and mulims could live together peacefully in the middle east

[@ted458]

If everyone shared your attitude we might actually be able to have world peace...

[@indiesuperneogenesis]

❤

[@yassiguy]

@@ted458 True. I hope by everyone you meant Israel as well.

[@koketsoriba1768]

Bless you❤

[@stephencampbell2018]

What a beautiful message. I am a Jew and I pray for the day that Jews and Muslims are able to live together in peace.

[@Esther-gv5cn]

Thank you for sharing Berel. I have love in my heart for the Jewish people. ❤

[@AndreaGerakSinger]

I don't really know much about Jewish culture, but I have observed something very interesting. When I sing in the streets (I have done that a lot when I was younger, and now I am still trying to get out of the career slump caused by Covid, plus an incurable disease), people from all over the world and from all walks of life stop and listen, give me money or gifts and compliment. The most common feedback they tell me that they have never heard such a beautiful singing in their whole life. But it's extremely rare that Jewish people would even turn their heads toward me or smile, let alone give me anything. It ALMOST NEVER happens. Not even when I sing a beautiful, known Jewish song!! It's like as if a lovely woman standing there very visibly and singing with a voice that fills the air and reaches far, wouldn't exist at all. I received money and all kind of things, also invitations from local people of various cities, from tourists, from a royal family member, from businessmen, from children, from homeless bums(!), from tough teens, - but I could probably count on one hand how many times I have got a few coins from Jewish people, through long years. Orthodox Jews, that is. Why can that be? On the other hand, people from Israel who are obviously not Orthodox Jews, are very nice to me. I even worked with an Israeli composer who made a few songs for me, this is one: kzbin.info/www/bejne/o3LLcp2gmqiUesU

[@ЛюдмилаВелієва-э3ы]

Thank you Berel Solomon for your videos. It's so amazing how our Creator gives His Wisdom to Jewish people .Am Yisrael Chai❤

[@PROVOCATEURSK]

What was your creator doing in 1939-1945? Did Adolf survive 42 times on his own?

[@DexDiamond4]

The greatest culture in the world. Monotheism. The 10 commandments. The Torah. Circumcision. Kosher Food. Dreaming Big. The Judeo-Christian Tradition is a huge part of my life that has been blessed.

[@PROVOCATEURSK]

Yet you are avoiding heaven and meeting god, I would be pissed if my children rejected me like this.

[@DexDiamond4]

@ I disagree. Monotheism isn’t “monolithic”. I’m a Christian. There would be no Christianity without Judaism. Without Jews, there is no Jesus. Our faith evolves. My faith, inspired by my Christianity & Jesuit education, is personal and unique; not dogmatic & rigid. I believe in heaven and an afterlife of sorts. I also believe that I don’t have the right or power to judge others. That’s my faith. I do believe that I will see God & heaven on my journey. Sometimes I get glimpses of both in my dreams & my life; nature, family, & people being the best version of themselves. I have no right to judge anyone else on their journey.

[@johnburcks7390]

It’s good to hear a different view of life than what I was raised. I came from poverty and lived my whole life there. You’re right, strive to excell and stay out of debt! Thanks for sharing!

[@ricksongracie618]

Nobody in my life ever asked me what I wanted to be when I grew up. I resent my parents a lot thinking about it. This is all great advice.

[@LotusMoonTarot]

I love the his message 💕 my kids are 6 and 4. I have been teaching them about money and a lot of people think it’s strange because they are young

[@unicornishcornish]

You're raising future adults, of course it makes sense to teach them about money as soon as they can grasp the concept.

[@patricknwanna2512]

How does one teach a 9yo about money... What examples or activities would anyone advice...? Need tips here.

[@LotusMoonTarot]

@@patricknwanna2512 right now I just have my kids collect coins and explain the value amount. They are young so that idea is hard for them. You kids probably old enough to count and make change. I would start by explaining those concepts. Pay in cash. Have him count your change at the store ask him if the clerk did the math correctly. Maybe teach him how to write checks when you pay bills sit him down a couple of times.

[@ELee-zv5ud]

@@patricknwanna2512 First they have chores around the house suitable to their age that they do as a member of the family. E.g., setting the table (with non-breakable dishes two-year-olds can do this) clearing their dishes & putting them in the dishwasher , making their bed etc. Aside from contributing as a member of the family you are teaching them life -skills. These increase in complexity as they get older. Second, you provide them with a SMALL allowance as a family member that they can spend as they wish BUT you do not bail them out if they blow it all on candy in one day. That's it for candy etc that week. No extra treats or candy that you buy. The purpose is to teach them if you spend money it's gone & you don't have any more so they don't end up like thousand of adults who are bankrupt & lose everything or can not control their wants so pay money sharks to buy food. Thirdly you offer opportunities to earn additional money by taking on extra chores. Mostly importantly you involve them from an very young age (yes it takes more time) with making purchases- groceries are a good starting point. Have them help you with deciding what you need for the next week, use either an app or the flyers where you look at prices & decide what's a good buy, maybe apples because they are on special instead of oranges because they aren't discounted. Price comparison is an important skill to master. Once kids are a bit older say 10 & already starting to handle their money increase their allowance but also add some items they need pay from the allowance that you have been paying that they need to pay (i.e., if you take them to a movies as a family thing, they have to pay for any popcorn or pop/candy they want because they are older-it's their money to spend or not but you're not going to automatically pay for treats anymore, you specify this with them. Every so often you do BUT NEVER in response to begging/demanding ). Its also a good age to have them open a bank account, most banks have programs for kids, so you can remind them about how their bank balance is growing. Once they have a bank balance you can start talking about what they are saving for. Short term goal (likely a toy) and long term. A really useful thing with girls is around 12 give them a clothes allowance. You set out what you will pay for, (underwear and a few things) the other clothing items such as running shoes, regular shoes, winter boots provide a price range, same thing with pants, tops, even with a big ticket item such as a winter coat. Make it within your means, but make it clear you can not go over it. (You can always buy that really desired item as a Christmas /Birthday present.) I learned a really valuable lesson as a 16 year old, as I wanted a winter coat that was beyond the budget limit for a coat. My mother agreed that she would add $ 50 to the amount so I could get that one but that there would not be any coat money for the next 2 years. I came to loath that coat but wore it for 4 years and became a long range thinker in terms of purchases. The most import thing is to teach them how to control their impulses and think long term.

[@anthonydecesare2054]

first time viewer here, it's about the family unit, it's about laying the ground work to better the next generation, it's to mitigate the struggle for the next generation, it's about contributing to the pack. My older cousin once told me a story about my grandfather talking to her as a little girl maybe 8 or 9 years old. She was the first one born in the U.S. in his broken English he proceeded to tell a 9 year old that he expected "big" things out of her. That he had a college fund for her as she would be the first to have the opportunity to go to school. In 1976 she opened up her own coffee shop on the upper west side of Manhattan. Today she is in her mid 70's & stills goes to work 3-4 days a week, she is the neighborhood un-anointed mayor of the block. Yes from small things one day big things come!

[@chuckandary7115]

I’m Lebanese/ Canadian And my family instilled similar values in me regarding money and success, not sure why Jewish people are always associated with this prejudice as many other cultures such as Chinese, Middle Eastern, and other have similar values I actually learned that if you want to achieve something find some who has done what you want and learn from them…I have different mentors one of them Jewish that I like to follow to achieve my goals in life I like seeing videos like this I have always been intrigued with not only Jewish money views but anyone who has successfully achieved what I want

[@dees.4481]

Thank you for those wise and important words about teaching kids about money and providing for oneself and a future family. I only learned this as an adult.

[@Kseniaramesh]

There’s a real focus on teaching the value of money and how to grow it wisely. It’s not just about saving but actually making it work for you through investments

[@Churchillhump2268]

Yeah, it's ingrained in their culture. I think starting those conversations early makes a big difference. It’s something I wish I’d learned when I was younger-how to invest, diversify, and manage risks.

[@wineenthusiast-v4m]

Same here. My parents taught me to save, but the concept of actively managing a portfolio or thinking long-term with investments? That never came up

[@Robby767]

What I like about that approach is the focus on being proactive rather than reactive with money. It’s not just about saving for a rainy day, but building wealth over time through smart decisions. Honestly, that’s where having a good financial advisor has helped me

[@louisahernandez]

I agree. I was in a similar boat, not knowing much about investing until I started working with Joseph Nick Cahill.

[@louisahernandez]

He really breaks things down in a way that’s easy to understand and applies those same principles of long-term growth and risk management

[@Dream_M1]

That’s great advice. I often tell my children to do the best they can do at school so that one day they will earn enough to live well and without the stress of living pay packet to pay packet… or worse. Thank you ✨

[@JoshCynthia-um8ud]

I am so happy that i made a productive decision about my finances that changed my life forever. I am a single mother and i live in Florida, i bought a new Car in September and i hope to retire next year at 45 if all goes well. Thanks to Mrs Angie Chen Owens for helping me achieve this.

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She is my family's personal Broker and also a personal Broker to many families in the United states, she is a licensed broker and a FINRA AGENT in the United States.

[@MacdonaldObrien]

You trade with Angie Owens too? Wow that woman has been a blessing to me and my family.

[@PedriSergio]

I'm new at this, please how can I reach her?

[@WelfareDepartment-xy2db]

I was skeptical at first until I decided to try. It’s huge returns is awesome! I can’t say much.

[@slartibartfass5729]

Thanks for sharing, you seem like a nice guy. Let's all do our best to help finally finish the terrible endless conflicts and wars and let all people live in peace together. 🙏

[@ANDYPADOVA]

This is not unique to Europe. It's sad how difficult things have become in the present generation. I was wondering how to utilise some money I had. I used some of it for e-commerce business, but that sank. I'm thinking of how to use what's left to invest, but I don't really know which way to go.

[@theTeslaking]

My goal is to save money for the future, work part-time, and retire at 62 has been disrupted by the rising costs. Do people who survived the 2008 financial crisis have it easier than I do now? That is a concern of mine. My concern regarding my ability to save enough money for retirement stems from the combination of volatile financial markets and a drop in my salary.

[@JosephMartin7226]

That's right. I have tried many failed businesses and it's just a step further. Don't despair. But to add, if you do decide to use a financial advisor, it's best you use someone who understands your special needs and can work with you. I learnt this from experience before finally finding one I can stick with. Now I make six figures from my investments alone, and even more from my businesses.

[@cesarmurph]

Thank you for the advice. When you say financial advisor, are you talking about hedge funds? And how do I get in touch with one?

[@JosephMartin7226]

“Sharon Ann Meny” is the licensed fiduciary I use. Just research the name. You’d find necessary details to work with a correspondence to set up an appointment..

[@cesarmurph]

Thank you for this amazing tip. I just looked the name up, wrote her explaining my financial market goals and scheduled a call.

[@ritasmith9553]

Thank you for doing this. You put it in a good perspective. I'm not Jewish, and money isn't important -- but OH, HOW IT IS! People need to recognize the gifts others bring to the table. And we all have them. Teach your family how to live - to have enough, so that they can live a loving and GIVING LIFE. So the next generation can do the same.

[@Vikturneer]

Growing up my parents never did this but I tell my kids that they’re only as good as the decisions they make today with the money they have. This time last year I considered investing without much knowledge and decided to have a consultation with a fiduciary, and it was incredibly insightful. One year and a couple of months in, and I'm debt free. I truly cannot stress enough how helpful experts in this field are!

[@Archaengelh]

What did you invest in and how has your experience been?

[@Vikturneer]

I began investing myself using pure speculation. Long story short, I blew my account and lost it all. Jonas Herman, a licensed fiduciary is the brain behind my success. I've gotten into a plethora of assets with $11k spread across stocks (options and futures) for the short term and Roth IRA, index funds, and ETFs, for the long term. Now with over 83k in roi, I sit back and just reinvest at intervals while I handle my other career and family.

[@Vikturneer]

It’s not rocket science. I invested in some stocks myself using pure speculations. Long story short, I blew my account and lost it all. Jonas Herman, a licensed fiduciary is the brain behind my success. I've gotten into a plethora of assets with $12k spread across stocks (options and futures) for the short term and Roth IRA, index funds, and ETFs, for the long term. Now with over 71k in roi, I sit back and just reinvest at intervals while I handle my other businesses.

[@Heavenontheeearth]

Do not forget that when it comes to the stock market, prices can be erratic, rising and declining quickly, often in relation to companies' policies, which individual investors do not influence. It’s all gambling.

[@Vikturneer]

Hermanw jonas that’s his gmail okay

[@hermanchaves6723]

Thank You 🙏 endless blessings to you and your family, but above all an abundance of Health

[@jimdellavecchia4594]

About 20 yrs ago I had a neighbor who was Jewish. He told me when he was younger and wanted to go out and pay sports with the other kids, his mother and grandmother would always tell him to read books instead. He did a bit of both and became very successful

[@christali4990]

Thank you my brother. Love your videos including this one. Love from Papua New Guinea 🇵🇬 Clifford

[@annieboerner8435]

What a great video and explanation! I’ve always wondered about this - I never thought Jewish people were “obsessed” with money, but I knew there had to be some teaching around this that was cultural or religious. Now I know and what a beautiful truth to teach! Thank you, “Big B”!

[@SigmaGamingLLC]

Racist clown.

[@pannalaura4378]

In this world working hard to be who you wanna be is rarely enough to make your dreams come true. It was a harsh lesson for me in my twenties. So now I teach my children about importance of working hard and making money but also about the general truth that life isn't fair. You might feel like your upbringing and hard work lead you to where you are but you don't see many other factors like wealth, good family,health and luck. Tell a person who got cancer or a person whose house brunt in a fire, they didn't work hard enough to "be who they wanted to be"

[@marialuna8298]

Thank you, Berel. Shalom 🙏

[@yperkin1016]

As a person who plays a Rabbi on UTube , its wonderful that Everybody likes you and your Rabbi ... Even Mordechai had people who didn't agree with him, after all....😊😊 .....

[@DavidLukoson-om7rl]

"It is expensive to have a family". Thanks, life is not a game.

[@larryo6874]

When I was a teen some friends of mine decided to attend different churches on the weekends. I remember we went to a synagogue and listened to the rabbi there as well as other speakers. I remember some of the speakers telling the younger people there to be sure to learn and study hard and get good grades. The reason I remembered this is because at other churches the ministers and preachers never said this.

[@Jcrpdx]

Such clarity. Simple and yet profound.

[@Tararidge45]

Good stuff!! Your mother was absolutely right! My husband and I teach our children the same.

[@Mkinmvs2]

I appreciate how you teach us this in a very matter of fact manner.

[@frankrocha3235]

Proper teaching brings a good foundation for a well lived life for the individual and the people around them

[@unicornishcornish]

This is so interesting. I don't know any jews personally and growing up in Eastern Europe I heard about Jews being obsessed with money and it always had a negative connotation the way it was said. But it never sat right with me because I didn't hear about them stealing or getting their money through some dishonest practices. I always had a suspicion they must be doing something right, they must be good at making money. You pretty much confirmed for me that it's goid mindset and hard work. Although it is a bit sad being told you can't be who you want to be because of the financial aspect.

[@pannalaura4378]

Being from Eastern Europe be sure that you've met many Jews. You just has no idea they were Jewish

[@Demmie-nl2qh]

Many cultures despise that culture as they are jealous of their success. Instead of learning why they are successful, it's easier for lazy people just to call them names ;)

[@simonelvins742]

People saying bad things about them because they are jealous. I am a female singer and other female singers get jealous sometimes when they hear me. Human nature.

[@jensmatthaei3293]

Dear Sir! Growing three young boys, I am obsessed with the question "how to teach my sons to be diligent and studious", and even more important, "how to show them to find their way and to be entrepreneur, make their own business". Pls talk more on these essential values. G-d bless you!

[@jasongtivr6]

Let’s not leave out that Jews are taught they can take advantage rip off non Jews but can’t do it to each other. I remember doing jobs for two completely different Jewish people. They acted the exact same way. Every minute of every day they worked to beat me down on the agreed price and time. I remember how unbelievable it was for people to spend so much time and energy for a dollar. It was like a game for them.

[@NelsonJohnson-e5u]

God bless you too my dear brother you are such a big help in a time like now. in this hard times.with that advice it's well worth having people like yourself in the world thank you.

[@vera228-b7j]

I can recall when I was homeless and faced with many things in Life until $75,000 biweekly began rolling in and my Life went from A homeless nobody to a different person with good things to offer!!!!!!❤️❤️

[@vera228-b7j]

I just want to use this opportunity to say a very big thank's to Kiana Danial and her Strategy, she changed my life.

[@vera228-b7j]

After enduring many struggles, I am now filled with gratitude for owning a new home. My family is happy, and everything is finally falling into place.

[@vera228-b7j]

Sure, the investment-advisor that guides me is..

[@vera228-b7j]

MRS KIANA DANIAL

[@vera228-b7j]

Kindly jot down a note for Her, expressing a strong interest in investing.

[@paulamcfall]

Thank you for this wonderful video I have four grandchildren and one of my children is entirely with three children even though he is a famous tattoo artist makes lots of money expenses of living here in Hawaii or just too much so now it is it's all changing but that feeling to AIM high My father always said to me do it in joy or don't do it at all Both my children are in their own professions and it's so turned into them because I taught them to find what they did so well what was so unique to them that they would really love doing for the rest of their life and they're doing it and they're happy and they're making a lot of money ❤❤❤❤❤

[@cavemanO11]

I legit thought this was a bearded Adam Sandler until he started talking...

[@fredeberlein]

Thanks for the practical advice. I think most parents have no idea what to teach their kids on the subject. Your video is an strong start.

[@RaeKearns]

I’m Irish, my family always had this outlook, work hard, make money and be miserable and we were!

[@user-wp8mk3yg4o]

very wise words. i really liked the polar perspective that if you don't get taught about money, then you are being setup to steal. life will force you to make difficult and unwise decisions without money. money is the root of all goodness and we should have more of it.

[@TomCollins-q4s]

Some of the smartest and hardest working people I've met in my career were Jews. Best Doctors too. The world greatly benefits from these people. Their culture is great.

[@SSurfer1]

On knee's unzips and go

[@DadsolX]

Appreciate you for taking the time to make these videos!! Love how you break down the meaning behind everything

[@jeffreyb3238]

Being a cleaner IS making a living. No role should be disrespected or demeaned. Aspiring to be a professional or business person is a desire, not an obligation.

[@tawannasteele4534]

Dat part. And dats NOT a poor man mind set either. Working for as a garbage man is working for the city which pays well (benefits). Working as a cleaner

[@badart3204]

The principle is to go towards whatever job pays well for your own material well-being. Cleaners don’t get paid well on average. Nothing is demeaning about being a cleaner but there is something demeaning about 12$ an hour trying to support a family.

[@ssquilts]

Actually that is the lesson this Jewish girl received as a child - do whatever you do to make an honest living no matter what as long as it is legal, honest and you do the best job you can. My dad was a truck driver and we were proud of him. Education was emphasized too - again we were told work hard and do the best you can do.

[@Pabloh1991]

Jew being jew

[@rosahacketts1668]

Listen AGAIN!

[@vijayshan3804]

I love your videos Berel, how you explain things in an easily understandable and very engaging way. God Bless 🙏🏾

[@Romogi]

I am a convert. And because of this, I want a family. I want to have kosher food. I want to be able to give charity. And while others shun this, it makes the struggle hard.

[@kristlef446]

Very true.

[@curtiseoriginal]

I like that 5/6 pots technique you teach your kids, about the percentages on their income and how it's divided, very solid financial advice to build from, teaching discipline from an early age.

[@stokesrealestate]

Great video. What it really comes down to is the community taking care of their children, something that is missing in many other communities today.

[@vickisnemeth7474]

The most important thing is the family's sense of responsibility to raise an empowered person, rather than keeping you down. That way, you have the starting point to go out and be ambitious.

[@cjhoward409]

My dad was a minister. We didn’t have extra money but we had everything we needed. We “kids” also paid our own way thru college. We appreciated it more. It’s not always about having a lot of money. I had a had a very happy loving home and I wouldn’t have traded it for any money or success in this world. 😊

[@yawillykwily7179]

growing up as a child in loving, caring, stable, secure and safe home is the most under rated blessing ever. Some kids grow up with wealth but had absent un-caring Unloving family dynamic.

[@EbotPeter]

I like watching your content every now and then. You are an eye opener and my heart is full of joy getting this trans generational teachings of yours. May the good Lord continue to empower you with sufficient insights of great wisdom and knowledge.

[@alisterfolson]

Not Jewish, but you're spitting bars, and I want more. Subbed!

[@skrsys]

As a 2nd gen Indian here in the US, I can tell you this absolutely works. My oldest daughter finished med school and is doing her residency now. My son just graduated with a bachelor's in engineering and got his 1st job earning 6 figures. My youngest just entered 4th grade, but she's already taking advanced classes. Never let them aim low. It doesn't happen overnight, it's a lifelong journey.

[@kantidevi4326]

I'm grateful for the knowledge you've shared in this video. There's a book called Jews Money Secrets written by a jew who revealed everything in that book, what Jews actually do to be mega successful, I think that author disappeared afterwards, total madness.

[@majanielsen2480]

this is a scam people be aware

[@willows-bl3kk]

Go read the talmud, what they brought back with them from BABYLON captive, There is a section on paying Other people

[@pennyyeomans4115]

You seem like a kind man. I taught my children differently than you about life and money. My son is very good at math. I was not thrilled he could become rich because of that blessing. I asked him how he planned to help others with it. I told him he never worked hard to be good at math. Bless others with your gift and God will notice. Success may be the softness of your heart and not the size of your bank account. At least that is the God I know.

[@jamesskinner4752]

“And all of those other people that don’t make a lot of money but are vital to society, they can be our slaves.”

[@itoibo4208]

Take it from one of the slave class, I wish money had been more important in my family. As Christians they, and I, were taught that money was evil and not something to be bothered about. The result was generational struggle at low wage jobs. (Low compared to professional work.)

[@tomekialloyd8221]

@@itoibo4208 That's true. And the truth is, this is not even a Biblical concept. The Bible says that the LOVE of money is the root of all evil (idolatry). God often placed many concepts all over the Bible that show he cares about us making smart choices with our money and assuring that we are stewarding it well. Unfortunately, teachings on this deviated into error and began to pass down through the generations.

[@heikkiweckman1980]

I thought it was a simple but effective instruction. You have a lot of stuff like this which is simple but definitely works. It's nice to hear more of these.

[@RomeoSierraHotel]

I wish my parents were as smart as you. I am a Christian living in Texas and I'm trying to teach my young children the principles our Heavenly Father gave the Jews thousands of years ago. I hate that as modern Christians we've strayed so far from our Jewish roots. There are many of us Christians that hunger for the wisdom imparted to and practiced by our Jewish brethren. Thank you for sharing. I plan on visiting your channel again friend.

[@itoibo4208]

You were probably taught that money was evil and not important. That is what I was taught by my church, but one need not be religious to know better. Plenty of atheists are financially well off without superstitions.

[@yperkin1016]

@@itoibo4208 My "old fashioned " family taught me that money is just a tool. That the Almighty decides on Rosh HaShanah ( the World's Birthday) what a person should have that year ... and seals that decision on Yom Kippur( Day of His Judgement).And, so to do honestly in ways pleasant to G-d and Man.I have seen the Truth of this myself. A long time ago I was called and offered a Job just for that weekend at at least triple what I had been making "guaranteed ", to leave where I was working as a waiter in the Mountains at that time.I'd been treated well by good- people of the establishment who depended upon me , so I told that "offer " to go elsewhere, and staying trusted the Almighty see me through.That weekend unbeknownst to those good-people , I made in Tips more than the "other had guaranteed " on the phone and was so amazed , I was afraid at the time to admit so to others! I know that there is a Master of the Universe who knows our thought and actions and Hope's that in our Free choices, we " choose to walk humbly with him and do Good"....

[@PROVOCATEURSK]

Why god doesn´t give them everything they need, not even a safe country? What about 1939-1945?

[@duncanroebuck89]

I am 100% with you on the importance of money though and how it is not taught in school. Financial responsibility and management or lack off has led many a person into a dark place.

[@InT3graTi-Of-Pur3InH3arT]

My Grandfather taught me to pay double my Tithes and offerings. Sometimes triple when sowing First Fruits. I taught my children the same from birth 💯 If they were gifted anything monetary, 20% came off the top and was sown into Israel or our church home. God's ways never fail 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽

[@blackmanaigbiremolen2143]

What has your experience been, paying double tithes and offerings. What are the specific blessings you can tie to this practice..

[@APTTMHELOHIM]

Thanks So Much For Sharing...😊🙏🏾🫂

[@sofiabarbito9816]

👏👏👏👏👏 poverty and ignorance are the worse enemies of humanity. God bless you too for sharing this content.

[@रमेशबिंदा]

It’s kinda crazy how nobody wants to get out of the rabbit hole and read the book Whispers of Manifestation on Borlest

[@prince_sach50]

Thank u bhai🇮🇳🙏🏽🦾🗿

[@rixolans]

You’re 100% right about this book.

[@YBM_Africa]

Thank you very much for this wonderful video. Sir, whenever you feel like giving up, please remember that you're inspiring a soul and changing a life.

[@harryrobot851]

Hi! I’m excited to be here in your channel and I’m interested in learning more about investing and saving up for my retirement but am a little confused about the whole process. Any advice or tips to get me started up would be greatly appreciated.

[@PeterSimpson-mg9gg]

Retirement is now more difficult than it was in the past. I've been saving for a long time instead of investing, and right now I only have about $400K. considering all the inflation, i'm thinking of investing in stocks, i dont just have idea on market strategies.

[@Adams52523]

The increasing prices have impacted my plan to retire at 62, work part-time, and save for the future. I'm concerned about whether those who navigated the 2008 financial crisis had an easier time than I am currently experiencing. The combination of stock market volatility and a decrease in income is causing anxiety about whether I'll have sufficient funds for retirement.

[@wandemiles]

This is precisely why I like having a portfolio coach guide my day-to-day market decisions: with their extensive knowledge of going long and short at the same time, using risk for its asymmetrical upside and laying it off as a hedge against the inevitable downward turns, their skillset makes it nearly impossible for them to underperform. I've been utilizing a portfolio coach for more than two years, and I've made over $800k

[@jamesshaver2247]

Mind if I ask you to recommend this particular coach you using their service?

[@wandemiles]

Her name is Patricia Strain. Just research the name. You'd find necessary details to work with a correspondence to set up an appointment.

[@jsikes4435]

I’m 52 now. I think when I was in HS we spent like a few days on how to open a checking account and balance our budget. 😂 While I loved my grandfather dearly, he was the VP of a major bank in Houston. He was a very honest man and hard work was a part of his foundation, but even by him I was never taught the importance of money. Now I don’t mean in the sense of buying Ferrari’s because he was modest and always put back, but to be able to provide for yourself and the future you may want. Respect

[@chrisn5527]

That’s some REAL wisdom there, thank you.

[@D3vicx]

Cheers, Big B, I'm T. I like the way you think. Having a family takes a lot of money and same with supporting the communities. I love it, can't wait to learn more from you Sir.

[@SMSAzmi-w1s]

The fact that nobody talks about the forbidden book jews money secrets on borlest, speaks volumes about how people are stuck in a trance

[@scoobydooby6180]

Is buying that e book a scam or a good investment?

[@majanielsen2480]

@@scoobydooby6180 It's a scam, I just looked it up, this is probably a bot account

[@julianblake8385]

@@scoobydooby6180 just look at their webpage, mate. It's all a cheap web done with artificial intelligence. You can definitely tell that their content will be the same. It's a scam.

[@scoobydooby6180]

@@julianblake8385 i knew something seemed off about it. Thank you brother

[@ericknaus4998]

When I was in college in the 70’s I worked in a small investment firm and was the only Goya there. As the youngest they would have me do all the filing of various news articles of companies they own stock in. The culture was very different from what I was used to but the lessons that the owner (Lewis Gilbert) showed me stayed with me to this day. Better than anything I was taking in college and I was an economic major!

[@mroeplz]

"Not teaching them how to make money is like raising a thief" really drives the point home

[@HenriettaHudson-we4wv]

And this is why people shoplift!

[@PROVOCATEURSK]

Being allowed to profit of people that borrow money from you doesn´t mean you should do it. Europe for 1000+ years.

[@princexl33840]

Thank you sir, you spoke with immense wisdom I wish my country's school system will include this in our school curriculum. Corruption has damaged my country almost beyond repair because of people's lack of financial wisdom. Many people join the government to siphon the country's wealth because they cannot think of any other ways of becoming rich or well off. And the same thing with those in the private sector who believe that stealing from others will compensate their lack of opportunity in the government.

[@VinDiesel-gt1gv]

Hallelujah 🙌🏻!!!!! The daily jesus devotional has been a huge part of my transformation, God is good 🙌🏻🙌🏻. I was owing a loan of $49,000 to the bank for my son's brain surgery, Now I'm no longer in debt after I invested $11,000 and got my payout of $290,500 every month…God bless Mrs Susan Jane Christy ❤️

[@DegeorgeGoswami]

Thanks to my co-worker (Alex) who suggested Ms Susan Jane Christy

[@DegeorgeGoswami]

She's a licensed broker here in the states🇺🇸 finance advisor.

[@SimplotElbie]

WOW!! Susan .j. Christy I know her too

[@SimplotElbie]

I've always wanted to be involved for a long time but the volatility in the price has been very confusing to me. Although I have watched a lot of KZbin videos about it but I still find it hard to understand.

[@maiquetiaLaGuaira]

Can I also do it??? My life is facing lots of challenges lately.