Second age - age of entitlement to old-age pension


 

If an insured person was not entitled to an old age pension at the first age (retirement age) because of high income, they will be entitled to one at the second age (age of entitlement to old age pension) irrespective of their income.

The age of entitlement to an old age pension for men is 70.

The age of entitlement to an old age pension for women is in accordance to their date of birth, as detailed in the following table:

Age of entitlement to old age pensions for women

Date of birth (month and year)

Age of entitlement to old age pension

From

To

-

6/1939

65

7/1939

8/1939

65 and 4 months

9/1939

4/1940

65 and 8 months

5/1940

12/1940

66

1/1941

8/1941

66 and 4 months

9/1941

4/1942

66 and 8 months

5/1942

12/1944

67

1/1945

8/1945

67 and 4 months

9/1945

4/1946

67 and 8 months

5/1946

12/1946

68

1/1947

8/1947

68 and 4 months

9/1947

4/1948

68 and 8 months

5/1948

12/1948

69

1/1949

8/1949

69 and 4 months

9/1949

4/1950

69 and 8 months

5/1950

and thereafter

70

To calculate one's retirement age and eligibility for an old age pension, click here (Hebrew).