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Israel's Finance Ministry Proposes Higher National Insurance Fees for Non-Working Populations to Cover Deficit

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Israel's Finance Ministry warns the National Insurance Institute will face a deficit by 2029 and proposes raising insurance fees for non-working groups like unemployed individuals and yeshiva students to cover the shortfall. The plan aims to balance contributions more fairly amid demographic shifts and expanded benefit eligibility, while experts call for broader reforms to ensure long-term sustainability.

  • 01Israel's National Insurance Institute faces a deficit by 2029 due to expanded benefits and reduced contributions.
  • 02Finance Ministry proposes raising National Insurance fees for non-working groups, not employed workers.
  • 03Average salaried worker pays 5,880 shekels annually; unemployed pay 1,716; Avreichim and students pay 576.
  • 04Avreichim receive permanent discounts despite low employment rates, with significant accumulated financial impact.
  • 05NII deficit projected to reach 18 billion shekels by 2030 and 48 billion by 2050 due to demographic changes.
  • 06Past committees recommended broad reforms, including raising retirement age and integrating tax and insurance collections.

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