פרשת סלייס: איך נעלם מיליארד שקל מתחת לאף של הרשויות? #עסק_או_ביש

The State of Israel has made some grave mistakes. The state is responsible here for negligence. The state granted approval for managing personally managed provident funds. That means instead of you depositing your money in a provident fund like Phoenix or Migdal or Clal Insurance or a company like that, where they decide what to invest in, you deposit it in a company like Slice. But you decide what your money will be invested in. Whether it will be invested in one stock or another. That was the idea behind it. >> Because on the surface it sounds more appealing since I... >> Clearly. I supposedly control the investment. >> Yes. So from that, it deteriorated very quickly to the point where people were also receiving loans. After all, when your money is in a provident fund, you can't withdraw it until retirement age. It is locked. >> After all, it’s intended so that people will have money for later in life. So they gave them loans, and against the loans, they pledged and sold their rights. But the biggest problem is that at Slice, the person who managed Slice allowed a billion shekels to disappear abroad. Bad business, between promises and reality, behind the scenes of the real estate world, presented by Yossi Fli.