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Continue reading →: 13 of our favorite free or almost free things to do in JerusalemAre you planning a trip to Jerusalem? Or do you live there and are looking for affordable activities in the city? Luckily, Israel’s capital has plenty of free and almost free things to do and it’s a great city to get to and around by public transportation. While we’ve never…
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7 Fionist steps for living a happy & financially healthy life
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Continue reading →: 7 Fionist steps for living a happy & financially healthy lifeJust like cooking, doing laundry, or communicating effectively with others, managing money is an integral life skill. Learning how money works and mastering your own financial situation can and will enable you to live your best life. While money can’t buy happiness, it can put a roof over your head,…
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Continue reading →: Looking to get away for a few days? We had a spectacular time in Haifa.Anyone who knows us knows that we love to travel. Not only that, but we derive immense joy from planning affordable trips. Since Finn’s mom passed last year, we have been making an effort to spend more time with his dad and the rest of their family. Sabba likes to…
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Continue reading →: Our absolute favorite easy peasy five ingredient fudgy brownie recipeLooking for a decadent new dessert recipe that is easy to make and will impress your friends? Not only is this recipe quick and easy, it only has five ingredients. It is also dairy-free, and can very easily be made gluten free (or kosher for Pesach). Serve with a dollop…
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Continue reading →: Even Fionists make mistakes. Here are five we regret.Pssst. Guess what? Everyone makes mistakes. Even us. We are not perfect. Just like anyone else, we make mistakes often – and learn from them. Sometimes we don’t communicate properly. At times, we regret the way we handled a parenting situation. And just like anyone else, even we have made…
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Continue reading →: Our Fionist personal update – Q2 2024Welcome to our second Fionist quarterly update of 2024. In this post, we’ll get you up to date on what we’ve been up to since the last update and where we stand in terms of reaching the goals we set for ourselves on Rosh Hashana 5784. Feel free to click…
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Continue reading →: Finn’s mom’s absolutely refreshing fruit soupFinn here. This past year, my mom passed away. Since then, I have felt more of a need to share the family traditions and recipes I grew up on with my kids. I hope that they will remember these things from their childhoods and will want to pass them on…
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Continue reading →: Tel Aviv City Break: How we celebrated our anniversary in styleRemember our daytrip to Tel Aviv for our anniversary last year? That was lots of fun. In fact, we enjoyed it so much that we went back again this year – and stayed the night! The photo above shows the view from our hotel window. Hello, beach! This was our…
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Continue reading →: Do you use a Rav Kav? If you do, you’re probably paying too much.If you’re a regular reader of our blog, you probably know that we are happily car-free and have been for six and a half years now. In that time, not having a car has saved us upwards of 100,000 shekels – which has all been invested instead. While we occasionally…
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Continue reading →: How to read your Israeli pension statementEach quarter and at the end of each year, you should receive this document from the investment company that manages your pension account. Many people, including us in the past, would just ignore it and forget about it. However, not knowing what’s going on in your pension can be costly.…

