In less than ten months since launch, Kosher Debt Help has helped cut interest rates to 2.6% for more than 800 Jewish families, saving them more than $2 million. Full Story
Across the Jewish community, hardworking dual-income families are quietly drowning. They pay tuition on time, host Shabbos meals, and show up to shul. Behind closed doors, the average credit card balance is nearly $62,000, the average interest rate above 25%, and almost no one is talking about it. In less than ten months since launch, Kosher Debt Help has cut those rates to 2.6% for more than 800 families, saving them more than $2 million.
The numbers describe a crisis hiding in plain sight. Across the Jewish community, hardworking dual-income families are buried…