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.

👉 Click on this link to register: https://mailchi.mp/86aa95786c8c/savethousandsonfood🍎🍯 Rosh Hashanah is approaching… an...
27/08/2026

👉 Click on this link to register: https://mailchi.mp/86aa95786c8c/savethousandsonfood

🍎🍯 Rosh Hashanah is approaching… and so are the food bills!
We all want to enjoy the Chagim — a beautiful table, delicious food, family and friends.

But this is also the time of year when it’s incredibly easy to overspend.

🛒 We buy extra “just in case.”
🍽️ We prepare one more dish because we’re worried there won’t be enough.
⏰ We leave some shopping until the last minute.
🥡 And when life gets busy, we pay more for convenience.

None of these decisions seems particularly expensive on its own.
But what happens when you add them up over an entire year?
You might be surprised by how much you could save.

That’s exactly what I’ll be exploring in my upcoming webinar:
💻 How to Save NIS 12,000 on Food — With Smart, Simple Choices and AI

I’ll introduce you to a family who discovered why their food bill kept increasing and how a few surprisingly simple changes, together with AI, helped them become more organised and save thousands of shekels — while continuing to enjoy the food,
celebrations and lifestyle they love.

You’ll discover practical ways to:
✅ Plan better
✅ Shop smarter
✅ Reduce food waste
✅ Save time
✅ Use AI to make managing food easier
✅ Keep more money in your bank account

This isn’t about drastic changes or giving up the things you enjoy.
It’s about making smarter, simpler everyday decisions that add up to big savings.

📅 Wednesday, 2 September
⏰ 8:00 PM Israel time
💻 Live on Zoom
👉 Click on this link to register: https://mailchi.mp/86aa95786c8c/savethousandsonfood

🍎 Join me before you do your big Chag shopping and discover how much you could save.

🚨 “Mum, I’m in trouble. I need you to send me money.”A phone call that every parent and family members does not want to ...
16/08/2026

🚨 “Mum, I’m in trouble. I need you to send me money.”

A phone call that every parent and family members does not want to receive. You recognise the voice. It sounds exactly like your son, daughter or grandchild, brother, sister or another family member. ❤️

Except… it may not be them.

🤖 AI can now be used to clone someone’s voice, making a scam call sound frighteningly convincing.

And when you hear the voice of someone you love telling you they are in trouble, your natural reaction is to help.

So what should you do?

🛑 STOP before you send any money.

Ask questions:

📍 Where are you?
❓ What exactly has happened?
👤 Who is with you?
📱 What number are you calling me from?

Then say:

📞 “I’m going to hang up and phone you back.”

Call your family member on the number you normally use. If they do not answer, try another trusted family member who may know where they are.

🔐 Even better – prepare BEFORE this ever happens.

Agree on a private family safe word or phrase that you would use if there were a genuine emergency.

Choose something your family will remember, but something a stranger could not discover by looking through Facebook, Instagram or other social media.

Then, if you ever receive one of these calls, simply ask:

🔑 “What’s our family safe word?”

If they cannot answer correctly:

❌ Do not send money.
❌ Do not give them financial information.
❌ Do not give them personal information.

🤖 AI is an incredible tool. Unfortunately, it can also be used by scammers.

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 A five-minute conversation with your family today could protect you from making a very expensive decision tomorrow.

Smarter spending, smarter living.

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Forty-three years ago, on 9th August 1983, I made aliyah.But my story started much earlier.At the age of 10, I visited I...
09/08/2026

Forty-three years ago, on 9th August 1983, I made aliyah.

But my story started much earlier.

At the age of 10, I visited Israel with my older brother on his Bar Mitzvah trip, and we stayed with my grandparents. I don't remember every place we visited, but I do remember one thing with absolute certainty.

💙 I knew that one day I would come and live in Israel.
From that moment on, it became a countdown until I could finally call Israel home. If you had asked me back then what the next four decades would look like, I could never have imagined the journey ahead.

✨ The biggest surprise wasn't Israel. It was discovering who I became because of Israel.

🇮🇱 Israel has taught me resilience when life didn't go according to plan.

🌱 It has taught me flexibility when I needed to adapt.
💪 It has taught me to stay when times were tough rather than walk away.
🌅 Most importantly, it has taught me that no matter what life throws at you, you can always begin again.

Looking back, I realise those lessons haven't just shaped my life—they've shaped the way I work with my clients.

💜 My goal is to help you gain the confidence to make better financial decisions and, over time, build lasting financial stability because I know first-hand that a strong financial foundation allows you to focus on building your life in Israel, rather than constantly stressing about money.

🙏 Today, as I celebrate 43 years of living in the country that has given me so much, I'd like to give something back.

🎉 To celebrate, I'm offering 43% OFF your first financial consultation for a limited time only!

Whether you've lived in Israel for decades or have only recently made it your home, I'd love to help you build a stronger financial future.

📅 To schedule your free introductory meeting and find out how I can help, simply click on this link https://calendly.com/suzy-kahati-family-financial-advisor/30min?month=2024-09.🔗

Looking forward to meeting you.

💳 Pocket Money – One Size Doesn't Fit AllLast week, I wrote about the importance of setting clear expectations before gi...
26/07/2026

💳 Pocket Money – One Size Doesn't Fit All

Last week, I wrote about the importance of setting clear expectations before giving your children or grandchildren their summer allowance.

This week, I'd like to take it one step further.

I recently read an article about pocket money during the summer holidays. One statistic really stood out: more than half of parents transfer money whenever their child asks, rather than sticking to a regular allowance.

As parents and grandparents, we all want to help. But sometimes, by topping up their allowance, we miss an opportunity to teach one of life's most valuable financial lessons: how to manage money within a budget.

Children of different ages need different financial lessons.

👧 Ages 8–12 – Learning the Basics

At this stage, pocket money isn't about independence—it's about understanding money. Children begin to learn the difference between needs and wants, that money is limited, and that saving for something special takes time. They also discover that they can't buy everything they see.

👦 Ages 13–15 – Learning Responsibility

This is when pocket money becomes a budget. Teenagers start making more of their own spending decisions—whether it's snacks, outings with friends, or entertainment. The goal is to help them plan ahead, prioritise their spending, and make their allowance last.

👩 Ages 16–18 – Preparing for Adult Life

As teenagers become more independent, their allowance should begin to resemble a salary. If they have a summer job, even better. This is the perfect opportunity to teach budgeting, saving, and making informed financial decisions before they enter adulthood.

The amount you give your child is important—but the lesson they learn from receiving it is far more valuable.

By teaching good financial habits while the amounts are still relatively small, we're helping our children develop the confidence and skills they'll need when they begin earning—and managing—their own money.

💬 How has your approach to pocket money changed as your children have grown older? I'd love to hear your experiences in the comments.

📩 If you're looking for practical ways to teach your children or grandchildren about money, subscribe to my newsletter for weekly financial tips and ideas.

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☀️💰 Summer Holidays and Pocket Money – A Valuable Financial Lesson 💰☀️The long summer holiday is here! 🌞 While younger c...
12/07/2026

☀️💰 Summer Holidays and Pocket Money – A Valuable Financial Lesson 💰☀️

The long summer holiday is here! 🌞 While younger children may be heading off to summer camps, many teenagers are at home looking for ways to fill their days.

One question I am often asked is: "How much pocket money should I give my child during the summer?"

The answer depends on your family's financial situation and what you have budgeted for the holidays. However, whatever amount you decide on, make sure your child clearly understands:

✅ What the allowance is intended to cover
✅ What expenses you will continue to pay for separately
✅ What responsibilities come with receiving the allowance

One important lesson I have learned over the years is that money and emotions should not be mixed. If your teenager leaves the kitchen in a mess or turns the living room into a social club, it can be tempting to threaten their allowance. But unless those conditions were agreed in advance, changing the rules halfway through teaches the wrong lesson.

Instead, sit down together at the beginning of the holiday and discuss:

📝 Expectations around household responsibilities
📝 What the allowance covers
📝 Consequences if agreements are not kept
📝 Rewards for positive behaviour

This is not just about pocket money. It is an opportunity to teach your children valuable life skills such as budgeting, planning, responsibility, and negotiation. These lessons will stay with them long after the summer has ended. 🌟

Have you set a summer allowance for your children or grandchildren? I'd love to hear what has worked in your family.

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28/06/2026

✈️ Duty Free doesn't always mean a good deal!

Before you buy that "special offer" at the airport, take a moment to compare prices and ask yourself one simple question:

👉 Would I buy this if I weren't travelling?

A few minutes of research can save you hundreds of shekels and help you spend your money more wisely.

Watch the video for a quick tip that could save you money on your next trip

Download for free my guide, Simple AI for your Finances, by clicking on this link https://mailchi.mp/525de88954ac/ai-booklet

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