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There are a number of rules concerning financial transactions in Judaism. The most common are the prohibition on issuing usurious loans to other Jews, but the requirement to charge interest on loans to non-Jews and the inability to make any financial transaction on Shabbat (Friday at sundown to Saturday at sundown).

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