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מימין יובל סמט מנכ"ל רייזאפ RISEUP ו תמרה הראל כהן מייסדת וסמנכ"לית צמיחה רייזאפ

Fintech startup RiseUp, that helps customers control expenses, cuts 50% of workforce

30.04.24|Viki Auslender
The company, which is reducing its staff by around 50 people, offers a technology-based solution that helps customers control their expenses and save money
מגזין נשים 2024 תמרה הראל כהן ממייסדי Riseup וסמנכ"לית צמיחה

The Israeli startup aiming to eliminate overdrafts once and for all

28.02.24|Maayan Cohen-Rozen
RiseUp cofounder Tamara Harel-Cohen sought to help families deal with budget issues, but had difficulty convincing Israelis to share financial data. The cost of living, the pandemic and the war did the job, and now she hopes that doing good will also pay off in the company's bottom line
Yuval RiseUp 20

“The zip code you are born in doesn't need to dictate the trajectory of your life.”

15.12.22|CTech
Though people are often willing to take steps to improve their health, they don’t usually do much to reach financial well-being, says Yuval Samet, CEO of RiseUp.
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RiseUp closes $30 million Series B to help customers control expenses

12.04.22|CTech
The Israeli company offers a technology-based solution that helps customers control their expenses and save money, through a combination of advanced technology, expert consulting, and community support
Tamara Riseup 20

“The financial system is not incentivized to help us build assets.”

13.03.22|CTech
Financial systems are complex and many products are designed to make banks money rather than help people build assets, says Tamara Harel-Cohen, CGO and Co-Founder of RiseUp.