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Bank of Israel mandates bank benefits amid parental grant offering

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sun 00:00
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What happened

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Bank Mizrahi-Tefahot introduced a one-off NIS 1,000 grant to parents to fund after-school activities. This initiative is part of a framework mandated by the Bank of Israel requiring banks to provide benefits to customers. A survey commissioned by the bank found that 91% of parents reported that after-school activity expenses significantly burden their family budget.

From jpost.com

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The grant targets financial strain on family budgets, as 83% of parents surveyed indicated they prefer cutting leisure, restaurant, or vacation expenses rather than preventing their children from participating in after-school activities. The move follows a Bank of Israel framework requiring financial institutions to offer customer benefits.

From jpost.com

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  • Bank of IsraelCentral bank that mandated banks to provide benefits to customers
  • Amir YaronGovernor of the Bank of Israel

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