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.

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