Suzy Kahati Family Financial Advisor סוזי קהתי יועצת לכלכלת המשפחה

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Suzy Kahati Family Financial Advisor סוזי קהתי יועצת לכלכלת המשפחה

SUZY KAHATI is a Certified Family Financial Advisor. Suzy has developed unique formulas to deal with your finances.

Her methods are easy to implement so you will very quickly see the financial improvements. ייעוץ לכלכלת-המשפחה בתחומים: בדיקת המאזן המשפחתי יציאה מחובות בנית-תקציב ושימוש בכלים לבקרה צרכנות נבונהניהול ילדים וכסף השגת יעדים כלכליים יעוץ למשכנתאות בדיקת נכסים והתחייבויות בדיקת פוליסת ביטוח ופנסיה בניית הגנות מפני סיכונים כלכליים יעוץ כהכנה לפרישה מעבודה ופנסיה יעוץ כהכנה לפני גירושים וטיפול במשפחות חד-הוריות בהיבט הכלכלי הכנות זוגות צעירים למסלול כלכלי נכון ועוד.

17/05/2026

Feeling overwhelmed trying to manage your finances in Israel? 🇮🇱💸
Among all the information, systems, apps and financial jargon, it can sometimes feel confusing and stressful.

So I created a simple booklet called:
✨ SIMPLE AI FOR YOUR FINANCES

It’s a practical guide showing how AI can help you better understand and organize your finances in a simpler, clearer way, even if you’ve never used AI before 🤖

✅ No technical knowledge needed
✅ Simple explanations
✅ Practical examples you can start using right away

Click here for your free download:
https://mailchi.mp/525de88954ac/ai-booklet

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10/05/2026

Feeling overwhelmed trying to manage your finances in Israel? 🇮🇱💸

Among all the information, systems, apps and financial jargon, it can sometimes feel confusing and stressful.

So I created a simple booklet called:
✨ SIMPLE AI FOR YOUR FINANCES

It’s a practical guide showing how AI can help you better understand and organize your finances in a simpler, clearer way, even if you’ve never used AI before 🤖

✅ No technical knowledge needed
✅ Simple explanations
✅ Practical examples you can start using right away

If you’d like a free copy, you can download it here:
https://mailchi.mp/525de88954ac/ai-booklet

05/05/2026

🚨 Business Owner? Has the War Affected Your Business?

There’s a lot of talk right now about compensation for businesses — but also a lot of confusion.

So here’s the simple truth 👇
👉 If your business income dropped, you may be entitled to compensation
👉 The plan includes support for salaries and fixed expenses
👉 Payments are expected to be relatively quick

BUT… ⚠️
This is where many people make a mistake:
❗ Don’t rush to apply
❗ Don’t submit numbers you’re not 100% sure about
Because inaccurate or inflated claims can lead to fines and repayment demands later on.

💡 My advice (as always):
✔️ Prepare your numbers properly
✔️ Make sure everything is accurate
✔️ Understand what you’re entitled to before submitting

This is one of those situations where:
👉 Doing it properly is far more important than doing it quickly

Subscribe to my newsletter and stay informed and stay ahead!. Just click on this link https://bit.ly/3F6YgOO

03/05/2026

Spots for the 4th May are still available.

Have questions about your personal finances? Register today for a meeting with Suzy Kahati, certified Family Financial Advisor & Mediator!

Register here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/personal-finance-help-desk-with-suzy-kahati-tickets-1987307716878?aff=oddtdtcreator

The meeting will take place at the NBN TLV Center office at 32 Derech Menachem Begin, Tel Aviv, Israel, on the 4th May.

19/04/2026

Around the chagim, I often get asked the same question:

👉 “Do I need to pay my cleaner if they didn’t come because of the holiday?”

The answer? It’s not always straightforward. Most households in Israel employ someone — a cleaner, nanny or caregiver — and the rules can be confusing.

💡 Let’s simplify it: If your cleaner comes on a fixed day each week (for example, every Tuesday) and a chag falls on that day, in many cases, you are still expected to pay them.

Why? Because from their perspective, they’ve “lost” a regular working day due to the chag.

✔️ If they’ve worked for you for at least 3 months
✔️ The chag falls on their regular working day
✔️ They didn’t choose to cancel

➡️ Then they are usually entitled to be paid, even if they didn’t come.

Now, what about a nanny or caregiver? 👶👵 If they are paid monthly, holiday pay is usually already included. If they are paid hourly or per day, similar rules apply. But here’s where it gets more nuanced:

🔎 Ask yourself:
• Was this a scheduled working day?
• Was cover arranged?
• Was the absence agreed in advance?

✨ The key question is NOT: “Did they work?”
👉 It’s: “Was this supposed to be a regular working day?”

These payments may seem small, but over a year, especially with multiple chagim, they add up 💸 More importantly, getting it right helps avoid awkward conversations with someone who works in your home.

⚠️ Tip: You cannot deduct a vacation day if it’s a chag without their permission.

If you’re unsure whether you’re handling this correctly, it’s worth checking.

👉 Subscribe to my newsletter and stay informed and stay ahead!. Just click on this link https://bit.ly/3F6YgOO

12/04/2026

We can now pause and take a deep breath. 🌿

Pesach is over, the kitchen is (more or less) back to normal, and we are eating normally again. With the temporary ceasefire, for the first time in a while, things feel a little calmer. 🤍

And then… we check our bank accounts and credit card statements and the Pesach bills start coming in. 💳 If you’re feeling a bit of pressure, that’s completely normal after the chagim. Pesach is the most expensive chag, and this year, with the war situation, many of us are feeling the pinch — especially if there has been a reduction in income.

This is the perfect time to reset. 🔄

However, please don’t ignore your financial situation and hope it will sort itself out, because you know it won’t. Also, be realistic and don’t try to fix everything in one go.

Just take a few simple steps:
• Look at your accounts — even if it’s uncomfortable 👀
• Go back to tracking (10 minutes a week is enough) ⏱️
• Bring your food shopping back to a normal routine — and try to stick to your budget 🛒

That’s it. Sometimes it really is that simple to start saving money.
Getting back to structure already puts you back in control. 💪
Remember — one step at a time.

👉🏻 If you would like some guidance getting back on track, you are welcome to book an introductory meeting with me. It is just a click away https://calendly.com/suzy-kahati-family-financial-advisor/30min?month=2024-09.

29/03/2026

📢 New Unemployment Benefits Updates (Israel) – What You Need to Know

If you or someone you know has been placed on unpaid leave (חל"ת), there are important updates that could make a real difference.

Here is a simple breakdown 👇
💼 Eligibility – now easier to qualify
✔️ You can qualify if you were on unpaid leave for just 10 days (instead of 30) but it has to be 10 consecutive days.
✔️ You only need 6 months of work out of the last 18 months (instead of 12)

✨ Special groups – even more flexibility
Some groups only need 3 months of work:
• Evacuees from recent operations
• People with disabilities receiving benefits
• Spouses of reservists (90+ days of service)
• Victims of terror / IDF injured (from Oct 7)
• Spouses of victims
• Recently discharged soldiers

To claim unemployment benefits click here https://www.btl.gov.il/%D7%98%D7%A4%D7%A1%D7%99%D7%9D%20%D7%95%D7%90%D7%99%D7%A9%D7%95%D7%A8%D7%99%D7%9D/forms/unemployment_forms/Pages/Fill1500.aspx
Please either use Google translate or use the English website.

📌 Important benefits to know
✔️ You can receive unemployment even if you didn’t use vacation days
✔️ No deduction of the first 5 days (full eligibility)
✔️ If you’re both self-employed & employed — eligibility is based on your salary as an employee
✔️ If you were previously on unemployment — you may still qualify again during this emergency period

⚠️ Important to note
• If your employer paid you during the unpaid leave — this will reduce or cancel eligibility
• Freelancers (guides, lecturers, artists, etc.) may also qualify — but must submit additional forms

👶 For women
If you gave birth while on unpaid leave, this period may count toward maternity leave eligibility.

📝 How to apply
If you have NOT yet applied:
1️⃣ Apply on the National Insurance website
2️⃣ Register with the Employment Service
3️⃣ Make sure your employer reports your unpaid leave correctly (Form 100)

If you already applied during the previous emergency period — you do not need to apply again, just re-register.

💡 My professional advice:
Even if you are unsure whether you qualify — check it. Many people assume they are not eligible and miss out on support they are entitled. Click on the Bituach Leumi web site https://www.btl.gov.il/English%20homepage/Pages/default.aspx and check your elegibility.

22/03/2026

🚨 When Income Drops During War – What Do You Do? 🇮🇱

I run my business and it has been affected, like so many other small businesses by the war. I am sure that right now, many families are facing something incredibly stressful…

💔 A sudden reduction in income, what is the hardest part?

👉 At the beginning of the war, it was meant to be a couple of weeks, then Pesach and now it is forecasted to end by Shavuot. We don't know how long this situation will last. This uncertainty is exactly why we have to take control so we do not spiral into debt, however, we do not go into panic mode but carefully draw up a plan.

💡 Think of it as going on a “financial diet.” The best thing about the word diet is that it is not forever; it is for now until things stabilise and life returns to normal.

🔍 Start by understanding your 4 types of expenses:

1️⃣ Vital – Fixed
Expenses that must be paid, on time, and cannot be changed
(e.g. rent, mortgage, school fees)
2️⃣ Vital – Variable
Still essential to pay, but the amount can be adjusted
(e.g. electricity, groceries, phone plans)
3️⃣ Essential – Flexible
Important, but can be reduced or postponed
(e.g. clothing, activities, home extras)
4️⃣ Nonessential
Nice to have — but not necessary right now
(e.g. subscriptions, eating out, impulse spending)

🧠 Your focus during this time:
✔ Protect your vital expenses
✔ Reduce your variable spending
✔ Pause or cut anything nonessential

💬 This is not about deprivation.
It’s about creating breathing space and financial stability during uncertainty.

Even small changes can make a big difference.

✨ You are not alone in this, and with the right structure, you can get through this stronger.

If you feel that you need guidance, schedule a free introductory meeting with me by clicking this link https://calendly.com/suzy-kahati-family-financial-advisor/30min?month=2024-09

22/02/2026

🩷 Don’t miss HER Tel Aviv’s Women’s Mega Networking Event, a night of connecting with over 200 like-minded women, full of inspiring speakers, engaging round table discussion, and powerful feminine energy! I’ll be facilitating a round table session!

📍 February 25 | 19:00 | NBN TLV, Azrieli Tower, TLV

🎟 Grab your ticket before we’re sold out: https://tinyurl.com/networkingher26

15/02/2026

Have questions about your personal finances? Register today for a meeting with Suzy Kahati, certified Family Financial Advisor & Mediator!

Register here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1980379050049?aff=oddtdtcreator

The meeting will take place at the NBN TLV Center office at 32 Derech Menachem Begin, Tel Aviv, Israel on 16th February.

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