Over the last few weeks, Rabbi Pesach Raymon Yeshiva, in conjunction with their PTA, RPRY Plus, held a very successful Winter Coat Drive. The winter coats and winter accessories were sent to Yad Leah, an organization that aims to alleviate poverty in Israel. Yad Leah collects and distributes new or gently used coats and

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My mom was terrified of dogs! Growing up as a child on the streets of Borough Park, whenever a dog would appear she would grab my arm and run. Apparently I come from a long line of dog phobic ancestors, as my grandmother was known to have similar fears.

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This article is dedicated in honor of International Holocaust Remembrance Day, which falls every year on January 27—the anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz.

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Debt, as with anything, can be good or bad. Debt management is the key to not digging yourself into a hole that you can’t climb out of. Easier said than done, you say, and I would agree with you. Even those who have substantial incomes still can wind up drowning in debt. It’s totally normal to think that you need to pay for things,

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Someone jokingly asked me if I already got vaccinated because I am in an “essential” industry. We all had a good laugh, but from a financial perspective, one would be hardpressed not to recognize that the mortgage industry was, in fact, a crucial part of economic stability and support for most of 2020. With over $4 trillion in estimated

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It was a cold winter night sometime in 1992, and the supposed “quick showing” of a listing of mine was going way longer than expected. Eventually the appointment ended and upon my arrival home I found my husband anxiously waiting at the door … “Where have you been????”