Insights
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The $1,700 School Credit That May Not Lower Your Tuition
For decades, yeshiva and day school tuition has functioned as an unofficial second mortgage for Orthodox Jewish families. A
Authors
Rachel Stein, CPA
Shulem Rosenbaum, CPA, ABV
Michael Wegh, CPA
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The $1,700 School Credit That May Not Lower Your Tuition
For decades, yeshiva and day school tuition has functioned as an unofficial second mortgage for Orthodox Jewish families. A household paying $10,000, $20,000, or more per child per year in private school costs does so without meaningful federal support — a structural inequity that has defined communal life far more than any policy debate.
Real Estate
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How U.S. Real Estate Got Wrecked by the Shekel
Why developers raising capital on the Israeli bond market are facing a reckoning — in shekels, in currency, and in court. Executive Summary • American developers raised a record $4 billion on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange (TASE) in 2025 —
Construction
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The Legal Fraud Driving Up Construction Insurance
Insurance in the United States is on a bull run of premium increases, even as coverage becomes tighter and harder to find. The peak in property and casualty lines, which most types of construction coverage fall under, was even the subject of a 2023/2024 House hearing and report, and little has improved since.
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