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The redemption test: Which travel credit card actually gets you on a flight?
FLY CARD by EL AL and Isracard lets Matmid members earn points on everyday spending, redeemable for EL AL flights and travel benefits. Over 1 million tickets were bought with points last year.
Visa signs $2.4 billion deal to acquire Israeli anti-fraud firm BioCatch
Just after presenting record profits: Another giant fires thousands of employees
Does your card still earn EL AL points? Here’s what FLY CARD holders need to know
Anna Zak and Avri Leader in the campaign for a prepaid card for children
A new campaign starring Evri Lider and Anna Zak for a prepaid card for parent and child. The card allows parents to manage their children's pocket money easily and quickly.
18-24 Year Olds: Get to Know the New Credit Card for Young People
Club 1824 and Max Company have launched a new credit card that will provide users with benefits for performances, cultural activities, courses and fashion brands, alongside a card fee exemption.
Despite economic turmoil, Israel's interests set to remain at 4.75%
Recent signs of decreased inflation indicate an unchanged interest rate, as consumers begin saving and global pressures subside.
Israeli bank Visa, United Airlines announce new credit card in Israel
The new credit card will come with a variety of incentives and benefits.
Israelis charge more than NIS 41 billion in July 2023, reduce cash spend
Online transactions have grown in popularity among Israeli society.
Isracard launches rechargeable card to help young people manage expenses
The "Netanchik" card allows transactions of up to NIS 1,000 and can be used to withdraw money from an ATM.
Win financially, but don’t flaunt it
This week we read, “You have enough, circle the mountain, and turn to the north [tzafonah]” (Devarim 2:3).
CarPay introduces secure second-hand vehicle sales and purchases in Israel
The company aims to prevent financial fraud and revolutionize the way people buy and sell cars.
Israelis increasingly prefer to pay with credit cards, not cash
The amount that Israelis have put on their credit cards has jumped sharply, with a record broken in online transactions.
Does currency exchange make your vacation more expensive?
A vacation abroad is often a big expense, but from the first stage of paying for flights, you can cut the currency exchange costs by up to thousands of shekels.
