About this episode

Rivka Brodsky shares her journey of building a successful collections business while addressing the challenges of credit and payment integrity.

DISCLAIMER: This episode discusses a challenge that some businesses and individuals have experienced when extending credit or waiting for payment. This is a widespread problem, not specific to one industry, one religion or one group of people. Also, it is vital to emphasize that these experiences should not be understood as reflecting the conduct of the community as a whole. The overwhelming majority of people strive to act with integrity, honesty, and in line with both the law and Torah values. Our goal here is not to stereotype or cast blame, but to have an honest discussion about a real issue. If anybody has specific questions that are relevant to their situation, they should speak to their local Orthodox rabbi. This show is not meant to offer specific halachic or legal guidance in any way, shape or form. Our hope is that by talking about this with care, we can encourage accountability, strengthen trust, and reinforce the values we all share.At 35, Rivka Brodsky was starting over with eight kids, no work experience, and few computer skills. Years later, she built a collections business recovering millions, while helping others become financially independent. Her story is…

People in this episode

Guest: Rivka Brodsky

Topics covered

• business
• collections
• financial independence
• credit
• integrity

Keywords

• collections business
• financial independence
• credit issues
• integrity
• Torah values

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