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Israel weighs ending mandatory pension payments for workers under 40
National Economic Council chief Avi Simhon argues the overhaul would better align pension saving with workers’ life-cycle needs; critics warn it could erode retirement savings and question its rollout just six weeks before the election
Gad Lior
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09.14.26
Three women over 100 reveal their secrets to a long life
Three women ages 103 and 104, healthy and sharp, share their extraordinary life stories and the lessons they have learned about longevity, love, family and what truly matters after more than a century of life
Yael Garty
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09.11.26
The American Dream is changing: Why Gen Z is choosing stocks over homeownership
As soaring home prices and mortgage rates put homeownership out of reach, Gen Z is turning to stocks, bonds and retirement accounts to build wealth while living with parents and delaying starting families
tzippy Shmilovitz, New York
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09.04.26
Court rejects man’s bid to keep full pension after ex inherits luxury Tel Aviv building
Former husband argued that his ex-partner’s inherited stake in a Tel Aviv building was worth about 150 million shekels ($41 million), but the court ruled that her private inheritance could not justify reducing her share of their jointly accumulated assets
Lital Dubrovitsky
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07.25.26
Inheritance battles among Israel’s wealthiest families, and how they could have been avoided
Families such as Strauss, Wertheim and Carasso have struggled to divide shares, authority and assets across generations; without careful succession planning, disputes can destroy both businesses and wealth
Yael Walzer
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07.18.26
No savings, no choice: older Israelis struggle to retire with dignity
Hundreds of thousands of older people work past retirement age due to low or no pensions; Experts say retirees need 60–70% of final salary, but state benefits are too low, forcing continued work to survive
Yael Walzer
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07.03.26
Israelis pile into stock-heavy pension funds as market rally fuels risk appetite
Israeli pension savers shifted a record 35 billion shekels into equity tracks over the past year, turning a niche option into a major force as Tel Aviv stocks surge and S&P 500 funds lose appeal
Almog Azar
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05.06.26
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