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Prosboul and Shmita of Money in Our Days

שו"תProsboul and Shmita of Money in Our Days
שאל לפני 10 שנים

Hello Rabbi Michael,

The Sabbatical year will soon end, and questions arise
1. Are there practical implications today for omitting money on the eve of the seventh day? After all, many people have loans that they have taken out and even given out (for example, they took out a mortgage or gave a loan to a bank/investment body as part of a savings account, etc.).
2. Is it necessary to make a prozbol perhaps to avoid the prohibition of money laundering? And if so, how do you do it? I know that it is possible to make a kind of general transaction permit, the question is whether there is also a general prozbol.
3. What about small loans between a person and a friend for which no repayment period has been set and for which no promissory note has been drawn up?

Best regards,


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Hello. I think banks do probing, but when you borrow from them, it doesn't matter to you anyway. It's the lenders who are being forgotten, not you. As for loans to them, you can include them in your probing, although it's not necessary (it's not clear that there's a default on a loan to the bank). There is a general rule. I'm sure you can find a version online. Loans with no set time are thirty-day loans, and should be treated as such. The note is not important for our purposes.

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