Israel's National Insurance Institute Advances November Payments
Translated & summarized from Mignews by baba
Israel's National Insurance Institute will advance November social security payments to Thursday, November 26th, because the usual payment date falls on a Saturday. Hundreds of thousands of families will receive billions of shekels early, covering disability, child, and elderly benefits. Other payments, like unemployment and child allowances, will be disbursed on their regular dates in November.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Israel's National Insurance Institute is advancing November payments by two days to November 26th.
- The payment date was moved because November 28th falls on a Saturday.
- Hundreds of thousands of Israeli families will receive billions of shekels early.
- The early payment covers disability, child, and elderly benefits.
- Unemployment and income support payments will be made on November 12th.
Israel's National Insurance Institute (Bituah Leumi) will disburse November social security payments two days earlier than scheduled, benefiting hundreds of thousands of families. The advance payment is due to the standard payment date, the 28th of the month, falling on a Saturday. As Israel's interbank system does not operate on Saturdays, the institute decided to move the payment to Thursday, November 26th. This ensures recipients can access their funds before the weekend.
The early disbursement will involve billions of shekels and covers various support types. These include general disability benefits, services for disabled individuals (SHARAM), and benefits for children with disabilities. Elderly recipients, surviving spouses receiving survivor benefits, those injured in work accidents, and individuals entitled to alimony through the institute will also receive their payments on November 26th.
Other payment schedules remain unchanged. Unemployment and income support benefits will be paid on November 12th. Monthly child allowances and savings program funds are scheduled for November 20th. Employers and entrepreneurs must pay insurance contributions by November 15th.
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