National Insurance Institute to Disburse Benefits: Starting from 1,838 Shekels Tomorrow
The National Insurance Institute will transfer long-term benefits to hundreds of thousands of citizens in Israel tomorrow. How much will you see in your bank account, who is eligible to receive it, and when will the money arrive? All the details.
The big payment day of the National Insurance Institute is arriving. Tomorrow, long-term benefits for the past month will be transferred to the bank accounts of hundreds of thousands of citizens in Israel. The current wave of payments includes a wide range of benefits, including old-age pension, general disability, nursing care, disabled child benefit, special services, survivors' pension, mobility, work injury, and alimony. The funds are expected to enter the bank accounts of the eligible recipients during the morning hours of Friday.
The amounts of the benefits will be deposited according to the type of benefit and the personal eligibility level determined for each insured person. For example, the minimum base amount for an old-age pension for an individual currently stands at 1,838 shekels, while with a maximum seniority supplement it can reach up to 2,757 shekels. For recipients of survivors' pension, the minimum base amount for an individual also stands at 1,838 shekels per month.
In the field of disability, insured persons with a full degree of incapacity will receive a general disability pension in the amount of 4,711 shekels, while a partial pension ranges between 2,718 and 3,211 shekels. In addition, parents of children with disabilities will receive a disabled child benefit starting at a minimum amount of about 1,920 shekels for those eligible at a 50% rate, and increasing according to the level of care and supervision required. The National Insurance Institute recommends that the public monitor the deposits in the personal area on the website.
