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The Bank for Financial Growth from Bank Hapoalim is a member of the Interdisciplinary Center in Herzliya for a unique collaboration to raise awareness of the importance of financial education and to promote innovative tools and solutions to encourage economic and business growth in Israel.
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Monday, 19 July 2021, 10:37 Updated: 13:51
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The past year has been characterized by a global health and economic crisis and has led many to look for useful tools that will help them achieve financial stability and proper conduct when it comes to running their business or household.
Therefore, in early July, the Interdisciplinary Center in Herzliya and the Bank Hapoalim Financial Growth Center joined forces for unique cooperation, to raise awareness of the importance of financial education and to promote innovative tools and solutions to encourage economic and business growth in Israel.
The activity lasted for a week and included a number of moves to promote the issue of financial education in the world of academia and in the field of the capital market.
The week began with the Acton Competition, in which students at the IDC were asked to offer research-based solutions to the challenges defined by the Center for Financial Growth, regarding financial conduct in the digital age.
The participants in the hackathon (Photo: Aviv Gottlieb)
The students researched and developed ideas together in order to meet the challenges and presented in-depth and creative works. In the first places were two groups that dealt with ways to encourage savings by digital means and another group that dealt with creating a digital platform adapted to the ultra-Orthodox audience.
At the height of the week, a first-of-its-kind financial education conference was held under the title "Financial Education - From Crisis to Growth," with the participation of Bank Hapoalim CEO Dov Kotler. Introduce effective tools for improving economic decision-making and financial growth.
The activity week came to a conclusion in the second session of the "Immigrants Back to Track" course, in which the participants were given tools for managing a balanced budget and wise consumption habits. Participants will enjoy for four months close family financial support at no cost to the Chesdei Lev Association, sponsored by Bank Hapoalim. These days, the Center for Financial Growth is launching additional workshops and content for the general public, at no cost.
The Center for Financial Growth is an innovative and groundbreaking initiative by Bank Hapoalim to promote financial education in Israel, for individuals and business owners, with about two million students in three years of activity. The center leads the field of financial education in Israel through advanced digital tools in Hebrew and Arabic, online courses, lectures and courses in zoom, games and more. The center's activities are accessible free of charge and spread across all populations and sectors. The Center for Financial Growth won the 2020 Product of the Year in the "Financial Education" category.
The center was established with the goal of enabling every person in Israel to achieve financial growth, believing that anyone - whether an individual, family or business - can improve their conduct in a way that will help them fulfill their aspirations, if only they have the necessary knowledge and tools.
From this perspective, the center aims to serve as a home of learning, guidance, knowledge and tools for financial growth, for anyone who is only interested in it.
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