The Debt Disease
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Garden of Riches
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The Upside-Down World
We live in an upside-down world. With today's twisted moral standards, those who were kind enough to loan the money...
Ethics of Basic Decency
When it's crystal clear to a person with basic decency that defaulting on a debt is morally wrong – as is harming another...
The Money Minefield
Borrowing money is like walking into a minefield – you know how you enter the situation, but you don’t know if you’ll ever be rescued...
Beware of Borrowing
Borrowing money destroys one’s trust in Hashem. Trust in Hashem invokes Divine abundance, so borrowing money is counter-productive to one’s livelihood…
Borrowing and Bickering
A person who lives within his means doesn’t tremble every time the phone or the front doorbell rings. He doesn’t avoid people and sleeps like a baby at night.
Debt and Interest
When a person borrows money, the Divine Abundance that was supposed to be his is transferred to the lender, and the one who borrowed is left with nothing.
A Vessel for Divine Blessing
Everyone regarded the husband as a model of virtue, but in private, he was a beast. He constantly degraded his wife. Little did he know what that cost him…
First Obligation
It is absolutely out of the question for a husband to make his wife responsible for supporting the family. It is his responsibility, not hers…
The Radiance of Her Soul
Rebbe Nachman teaches that a man's money comes through the radiance of his wife's soul, through the shining and expansion of the 'lights' of her soul.
Get a Job!
A husband must make sure that his family never feels that he cannot support them. Under the marriage canopy, he promised his wife that he will care for her needs…
Don’t Be Stingy
One of the most harmful traits to domestic harmony is a husband’s stinginess. Hashem commands even a poor man to honor his wife beyond what he can afford...
The Scrooge
The scrooge has no emuna and is afraid of his money. He worries about tomorrow, despite the fact that he walks around with a loaf of bread under each arm...
The Plastic Family
This is the tale of a nice family from Middle America – The Plastic family. They found a "perfect solution" that fulfills any need they may have...
Keeping up with the Goldbergs
Borrowing money as a last resort to buy bread is somewhat understandable, but borrowing huge sums to take Bermuda vacations or to drive a luxury car?!
Nachman the Merchant
Rebbe Nachman said about himself that had he not waited patiently for Hashem to fulfill his needs, he’d have become nothing better than a travelling salesman…