Rates of the disability or incentive pension


The pension is gradually reduced as your income from work increases but, in any case, the higher your income from work, the more your overall income (from work and from the pension) will be. 

Below are the levels of the reduction in the pension in relation to the amount of income:

 as of Jan 01, 2024

Income from work

Type of pension

Rate of deduction from the pension

Amount of cumulative deduction from the pension

On the amount of your income from work, up to NIS 2,633 (up to 21% of the average wage)

Disability

0%

NIS 0

On the amount of your income from work from NIS 2,633 to NIS 3,134 (over 21% and up to 25% of the average wage)

Disability

10%

Up to NIS 50.1

On the amount of your income from work from NIS 3,134 to NIS 5,641 (over 25% and up to 45% of the average wage)

Disability

30%

From NIS 50.1
to NIS 2,714.4

On the amount of your income from work from from NIS 5,641 to NIS 7,522 (over 45% and up to 60% of the average wage)

Group A* - Disability
Group B* - Incentive

30%

From NIS 2,714.4
to NIS 5,308.2

On the amount of your income from work from from NIS 7,522 to NIS 8,524 (over 60% and up to 68% of the average wage)

Incentive

30%

From NIS 5,308.2
to NIS 7,507.8

On the amount of your income from work from from NIS 8,524 to NIS 11,658 (over 68% and up to 93% of the average wage)

Incentive

40%

From NIS 7,507.8
to NIS 13,059

On the amount of your income from work from from NIS 11,658  to the maximum amount entitling you to the pension (over 93% of the average wage)

Incentive

60%

From NIS 13,059 and as long as your right to a pension exists

 

* Group A - Those with severe impairments and long-term entitlement
* Group B - All others