Bravo for airing this. I always figured that they were passing down traditions on dealing with money and I think it’s a great thing. I never understood what problem people had with it. My husband taught my son at an early age to save his money and I grew to appreciate it, cuz you know, I liked spending it💵💵❗️✌🏽
Read rabbi Daniel Lapin's book "Thou Shall Prosper" It has great principles that have created Jews the wealth they have built. They definitely do not take the victim stance.
My family didn't talk to me about any of this when I was growing up. I rarely ever got money as a gift and never an allowance. It is so important to understand these principles while you are forming habits at a young age.
Bravo, that's how it should be! 👏 My parents did not teach me anything about money so I had to figure it all out by myself which of course took longer. Had my parents taught me this as a child, I would have started investing in stocks way earlier and would have gained a lot of time in the market which is key for the compound interest effect. When I have kids, I will set up ETF savings plans for them starting the day they are born.
I overhear conversations all the time about certain people teaching their “children financial literacy” you have to teach them how to manage money and be responsible while they’re younger I was never taught this in my household same with millions of other people of my ethnicity that’s why we are at the bottom of the financial spectrum
Jewish people kind of completely blow out of the water the notion that oppression causes poorness. It’s about how we teach our children not about what happened to their grandparents that tells us where they’re going
Oppression does cause poverty. Jews were poor for centuries. The difference is that every time our empires were destroyed, we came together and rebuilt it again. It’s not like Jews have never failed. It’s about determination. In Japanese culture we have a saying of “fall down seven times, get up eight times”. This is integral to our culture. Other groups tend to give up more easily because they’re raised without proper guidance or in a culture that breeds entitlement. It’s only fairly recently in history that Jews became financial gurus and figureheads.
@@stealingStolenMemesThat depends on what you see as oppression. To an extent, you oppress yourselves by not making the most of your days on earth and wasting your time not growing as a person in mind, body and spirit. This causes you to be easily exploited. The fact of the matter is that nobody cares about you unless you have power and influence. Jews and South East Asians figured this out a long time ago but other groups still want to delude themselves. If you don’t want to be treated like cattle then you must gain power and influence and to do that you have to completely overhaul your lifestyle. Many people aren’t willing to do this so they just claim that they’re being “oppressed” while living in a first world country. They can’t even tell you who exactly is oppressing them.
@@MarshioPK we blame y’all because y’all steal from our culture and use us to obtain your wealth. We are not allies, we are just learning from your greedy ways.
His explanation of what Hannukah is all about is completely wrong. Though what he said about teaching children to handle money responsibly is on point, it is not at all what Hannukah is about. Wikipedia does a brief, but decent job explaining what Hanukkah IS really about: "Hanukkah[a] (/ˈhɑːnəkə/; Hebrew: חֲנֻכָּה, Modern: Ḥanukka, Tiberian: Ḥănukkā listeni) is a Jewish festival commemorating the recovery of Jerusalem and subsequent rededication of the Second Temple at the beginning of the Maccabean Revolt against the Seleucid Empire in the 2nd century BCE." The Macedonian Greek Seleucid empire was actively trying to erode away, even outlaw Judaism and tried replacing it with Greek polytheism. The Seleucids tried to sever the Jewish connection to G-d and to make polytheists out of the Jewish people. They nearly succeeded in snuffing out Judaism, but then were finally defeated and driven out of Israel again during the Maccabean revolt and Judaism was essentially brought back from the brink of death. THAT is what Jews celebrate on Hannukah.
Yes one part is for the charity to me, one part is for me to spend and one part is for me to save for later. That’s Jewish philosophy. He don’t spend on anyone not his own kids.
Do you teach the children that when they die they don’t take that money with them and that instead they leave it behind to someone to spend it on drugs and parties??
I do this with my children once they turn 10 no gift on Christmas,Birthdays,etc I give them the money and 95 % of the time the don’t buy the gift they wanted the save at least half the money!!!👍🏿👍🏿
Jesus isn’t a thing in our religion. It has nothing to do with greed, it’s about money management. Greed is irrelevant here because the definition of greed is taking more than you need. Just be honest and admit that you’re just jealous.
God tells Moses His name is Elohim. "im" is plural in ancient Hebrew. Elohi means God right? He said His name was Gods. It mentions the Holy Spirit in the Tanakh. There are tons of prophecies about the Coming Messiah. Jesus fulfilled them all and it can be found in the New Testament of the Bible, except for the Second Coming prophecies that will happen in the end times. But, the book of Revelations, the end times book further elaborates on them as you'd expect if it was the truth. The first chapter of the first book of the Bible fulfills one of the prophecies showing Jesus lineage to King David as prophecied. It goes on to show He was born in a manger, born of a virgin, born in Bethlehem, so on and so forth.
And Chinese, Vietnamese also gives money in red envelope 🧧 to you as long as you're unmmarried. ☺️😉 so instead of "charity" it's that's to save for your future family. Or add a 4th.. save for marriage
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Teach them when they are young, and they learn to manage money well.
How to screw other people over
Bravo for airing this. I always figured that they were passing down traditions on dealing with money and I think it’s a great thing. I never understood what problem people had with it. My husband taught my son at an early age to save his money and I grew to appreciate it, cuz you know, I liked spending it💵💵❗️✌🏽
This won't help black people
Read rabbi Daniel Lapin's book "Thou Shall Prosper" It has great principles that have created Jews the wealth they have built. They definitely do not take the victim stance.
This should be apart of standard American culture across the entire USA! God bless!
It doesn't work for the rest of Americans since most other minority groups haven't institutionalized wealth... 🫣
Financial education at a young age is the best gift.
My family didn't talk to me about any of this when I was growing up. I rarely ever got money as a gift and never an allowance. It is so important to understand these principles while you are forming habits at a young age.
Imagine if people were to look at this with an open and pure mind. He is a wise man.
Same thing we muslims have in Eid after Ramadan but with out education of making 3 equal parts.
it's really how we are taught...be sensible with money.
Wisdom. Shabbat Shalom
they need this man in Detroit
Bravo, that's how it should be! 👏
My parents did not teach me anything about money so I had to figure it all out by myself which of course took longer. Had my parents taught me this as a child, I would have started investing in stocks way earlier and would have gained a lot of time in the market which is key for the compound interest effect. When I have kids, I will set up ETF savings plans for them starting the day they are born.
I overhear conversations all the time about certain people teaching their “children financial literacy” you have to teach them how to manage money and be responsible while they’re younger I was never taught this in my household same with millions of other people of my ethnicity that’s why we are at the bottom of the financial spectrum
Only Chinese can relate to. Giving money at new year wow. Red pocket
Jewish people kind of completely blow out of the water the notion that oppression causes poorness. It’s about how we teach our children not about what happened to their grandparents that tells us where they’re going
I would say poorness causes oppression, not the other way around. I could be mistaken.
More like oppression causes their richness, the oppression of others.
@@stealingStolenMemesyes because the Jews where never oppressed!
Oppression does cause poverty. Jews were poor for centuries. The difference is that every time our empires were destroyed, we came together and rebuilt it again. It’s not like Jews have never failed. It’s about determination. In Japanese culture we have a saying of “fall down seven times, get up eight times”. This is integral to our culture.
Other groups tend to give up more easily because they’re raised without proper guidance or in a culture that breeds entitlement. It’s only fairly recently in history that Jews became financial gurus and figureheads.
@@stealingStolenMemesThat depends on what you see as oppression. To an extent, you oppress yourselves by not making the most of your days on earth and wasting your time not growing as a person in mind, body and spirit. This causes you to be easily exploited.
The fact of the matter is that nobody cares about you unless you have power and influence. Jews and South East Asians figured this out a long time ago but other groups still want to delude themselves.
If you don’t want to be treated like cattle then you must gain power and influence and to do that you have to completely overhaul your lifestyle. Many people aren’t willing to do this so they just claim that they’re being “oppressed” while living in a first world country. They can’t even tell you who exactly is oppressing them.
One third to charity? That's hard to believe.
Daniel Lapin breaks down Ancient Jewish tradition surrounding wealth.
As a working class woman, I have enough to live a middle class life. I am not as greedy as.......
I'd only the rest of us would just listen.
Yeah instead they just blame us Jews for being smart like damn 😭
@@MarshioPK we blame y’all because y’all steal from our culture and use us to obtain your wealth. We are not allies, we are just learning from your greedy ways.
Well well well
So it's all about money, well well well
talking about money is literally making him twitch 😂
like a moth to a flame
In the real world it's all about money 💵
Gotta collect all the shekels🤩
His explanation of what Hannukah is all about is completely wrong. Though what he said about teaching children to handle money responsibly is on point, it is not at all what Hannukah is about.
Wikipedia does a brief, but decent job explaining what Hanukkah IS really about:
"Hanukkah[a] (/ˈhɑːnəkə/; Hebrew: חֲנֻכָּה, Modern: Ḥanukka, Tiberian: Ḥănukkā listeni) is a Jewish festival commemorating the recovery of Jerusalem and subsequent rededication of the Second Temple at the beginning of the Maccabean Revolt against the Seleucid Empire in the 2nd century BCE."
The Macedonian Greek Seleucid empire was actively trying to erode away, even outlaw Judaism and tried replacing it with Greek polytheism. The Seleucids tried to sever the Jewish connection to G-d and to make polytheists out of the Jewish people. They nearly succeeded in snuffing out Judaism, but then were finally defeated and driven out of Israel again during the Maccabean revolt and Judaism was essentially brought back from the brink of death. THAT is what Jews celebrate on Hannukah.
In all your getting get understanding
Bills?
Possibly falls under things you need. He probably had to simplify it for a child to better understand
What a shock.
Yes one part is for the charity to me, one part is for me to spend and one part is for me to save for later. That’s Jewish philosophy. He don’t spend on anyone not his own kids.
Metzitzah B'peh
Bukh wukh shabadadbabadoo
🙄
@@yamiscape You are Amalek.
@@genericyoutubeuser8957 Do you even know what Amalek means goy?
Do you teach the children that when they die they don’t take that money with them and that instead they leave it behind to someone to spend it on drugs and parties??
Typical Joi
Revelation is the power we hold so u can keep the devil's world the real blood line is still enslaved
free Palestiineee
Joe Rogan was right
I do this with my children once they turn 10 no gift on Christmas,Birthdays,etc I give them the money and 95 % of the time the don’t buy the gift they wanted the save at least half the money!!!👍🏿👍🏿
I pray all will know The Prince of Peace, Yeshua Ha Mashiach, Jesus ❤
Good job a culture of success and respect. Other cultures teach victimhood, laziness and crime.
That’s why they rich.
Yes, but it goes more deeper than this, this is not even breaking through the ice yet
“Hanaka is the money time of the year.” There you have it, they turned the story of Jesus into another symbol of greed. The synagogue of satan indeed.
Jesus isn’t a thing in our religion. It has nothing to do with greed, it’s about money management. Greed is irrelevant here because the definition of greed is taking more than you need. Just be honest and admit that you’re just jealous.
Giving a third of your money for charity is greed?
Keep it in the family😕
That’s it? I see nothing magical here. We Asians have known these since the start of time
God tells Moses His name is Elohim. "im" is plural in ancient Hebrew.
Elohi means God right? He said His name was Gods.
It mentions the Holy Spirit in the Tanakh.
There are tons of prophecies about the Coming Messiah. Jesus fulfilled them all and it can be found in the New Testament of the Bible, except for the Second Coming prophecies that will happen in the end times.
But, the book of Revelations, the end times book further elaborates on them as you'd expect if it was the truth.
The first chapter of the first book of the Bible fulfills one of the prophecies showing Jesus lineage to King David as prophecied.
It goes on to show He was born in a manger, born of a virgin, born in Bethlehem, so on and so forth.
We can learn much from Jewish people
Yeah, if they we're trustable
@@F1nn12h No one is asking you to go to Zuckerberg and the Rothchilds. Plenty of nice, regular, everyday Jewish people all over
@@HoniTheCircleMaker13 far away from Nice
@@HoniTheCircleMaker13 Rotchild isn't definetly nice
@@F1nn12h you never met a nice Jewish person before?
Very inappropriate to talk about jewish "secrets" about money. You should ask a Rav if this should be done.
They are stingy and greedy
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Usurers
No such thing as a rich rabbi
And Chinese, Vietnamese also gives money in red envelope 🧧 to you as long as you're unmmarried. ☺️😉 so instead of "charity" it's that's to save for your future family. Or add a 4th.. save for marriage
Greed
Ahhhh
That’s the secret, it’s Hanukah..who would have thought
Well well well