Big Brother Star Omri Ben Natan Discusses Financial Turnaround
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Reality TV star and lawyer Omri Ben Natan stated he earned substantial income after "Big Brother" but ended up in debt. He spoke at a real estate investment lecture by businesswoman Hani Shtiglitz, whose company manages properties worth half a billion shekels. Shtiglitz encouraged smaller monthly savings for real estate investment and announced a new financial agency for the Haredi community. Other celebrities, including Taltil, also attended the event.
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- Omri Ben Natan earned significant sums after "Big Brother" but ended up in debt.
- Businesswoman Hani Shtiglitz's real estate company manages properties valued at half a billion shekels.
- Shtiglitz advised that monthly savings of 1,000-3,000 shekels can enable real estate investment.
- Taltil reflected that investing his "Survivor" winnings could have yielded five apartments.
- Hani Shtiglitz will launch a financial agency for the Haredi community in May 2025.
Reality television personality and lawyer Omri Ben Natan revealed that after his participation in "Big Brother," he earned significant sums, stating he made "amounts that do not disappoint a CEO of Discount Bank." However, he also admitted that despite these earnings, he ended up in debt and losses over a three-year period.
Ben Natan, who first gained fame on the reality show "Big Brother" and also founded a law firm specializing in traffic law, shared these details during an interview on the program "Erev Tov with Guy Pines." He contrasted his past spending habits, saying, "Until my daughter was born, I spent as if I were Rothschild's son."
The discussion occurred at a special real estate investment lecture hosted by businesswoman Hani Shtiglitz. Shtiglitz, founder of Shtiglitz Group, aims to make profitable real estate investments accessible to all Israelis. Her company manages hundreds of properties valued at approximately half a billion shekels, focusing on unique deals at attractive prices.
Other celebrities in attendance included Taltil, Oded and Eden Menashe, Michal Haketana, and Adi Buzaglo. Taltil, known for "The Amazing Race" and "Survivor Honduras," reflected on his "Survivor" winnings, suggesting that investing the million shekels he won could have resulted in him owning five apartments today.
Shtiglitz encouraged potential investors, stating, "You don't need millions in your bank account. If you save a thousand, two thousand, or three thousand shekels every month, you can invest in real estate." She also announced the upcoming launch of Fine Vision in May 2025, an insurance and finance agency targeting the Haredi community, offering comprehensive financial services from bank account opening to retirement planning.