The iSavta Team | 17.03.2025

Being a caregiver in Israel is a tough but fulfilling job. You work hard taking care of your employers, managing household tasks, and ensuring their well-being. However, most caregivers worry about their financial future. What happens when the job ends? How can you prepare for emergencies? One way to achieve financial security is through passive income.

Passive income is money you earn without actively working all the time. Unlike your monthly salary, which stops when you stop working, passive income keeps coming in even while you sleep. It can help you save for your future, support your family, and give you peace of mind.

If you’re wondering how you can earn passive income while working as a caregiver, here are some simple and creative ideas:

1. Start a Small Online Business

The internet has made it easier than ever to start a business with little to no money. You can sell products online through platforms like Shopee, Lazada, or Facebook Marketplace. If you travel home during vacations, you can bring back affordable Israeli items and resell them in your home country for a profit.

You can also do drop shipping, where you sell products online without keeping inventory. You simply promote products, and a supplier handles shipping directly to the buyers. This requires little effort once set up.

2. Create and Sell Digital Products

If you are good at making designs, writing, or organizing, you can create digital products and sell them online. Digital products include:

• Printable planners and journals – People buy these to help them organize their schedules.

• E-books – If you have knowledge about caregiving, budgeting, or personal growth, you can write and sell short e-books.

• Canva templates – Many businesses and individuals need ready-made templates for social media and presentations.

Once created, these products can be sold multiple times without extra work.

3. Invest in Real Estate (Even with a Small Budget!)

Real estate sounds like a big investment, but there are affordable ways to start. In some countries, you can buy a small piece of land, rent out a room in your house, or invest in a low-cost rental property. Some platforms even allow small investments in properties for a fraction of the cost.

Even if you don’t have money for this yet, you can plan for it. Save a portion of your salary each month, and in a few years, you can afford a property that earns rental income.

4. Monetize Your Skills on YouTube or TikTok

Many caregivers are already sharing their experiences online. If you like talking or making videos, you can start a YouTube channel or TikTok account. You can post about:

• Life as a caregiver in Israel

• Cooking simple meals

• Budgeting and saving tips

• Learning Hebrew or English

Once your videos get enough views, platforms like YouTube and TikTok pay you through ads and sponsorships. You can also recommend products and earn commissions.

5. Affiliate Marketing

Affiliate marketing means promoting products and earning a commission when someone buys through your link. For example, if you use a certain brand of vitamins, a budgeting app, or caregiving tools, you can share links on Facebook, Instagram, or blogs and get paid when people buy.

Platforms like Shopee, Lazada, Amazon, and ClickBank offer affiliate programs. It requires effort at the start but can bring passive income later.

6. Invest in Stocks or Mutual Funds

If you can save even a small amount each month, investing in stocks or mutual funds can grow your money over time. Many caregivers think investing is only for the rich, but that’s not true! Some apps allow you to invest with just a few dollars. The key is to start small and be patient.

7. Write and Sell an Online Course

Do you have a skill that others might want to learn? Maybe you’re good at caregiving, budgeting, cooking, or speaking Hebrew. You can create a simple online course and sell it on platforms like Udemy or Teachable. Once the course is done, people can keep buying it, giving you passive income.

8. Rent Out a Room in Your Home Country

If you own a house in your home country, consider renting out a room. Many people look for affordable places to stay, and you can earn monthly rent without much effort. If you don’t have a house yet, this can be a future goal.

9. Sell Photos Online

If you enjoy taking pictures, websites like Shutterstock and Adobe Stock allow you to sell your photos. Many companies and bloggers buy images, and you can get paid every time someone downloads your photo.

10. Teach Online

Some caregivers tutor students in English, math, or other subjects online. If you have experience teaching or are fluent in English, this can be a great way to earn extra income with flexible hours.

Final Thoughts

Many caregivers rely only on their monthly salary, but having passive income can give you more security and freedom. It may take time to set up, but once it starts working, it can help you build a better future for yourself and your family.

You work hard every day—why not make your money work for you too? Choose one idea, start small, and be consistent. Your future self will thank you!

Have you tried any of these passive income ideas? Share your experiences and ideas with other caregivers in the comments!