Increment for children is
paid only for the first two children.
The increment for each of
first two children amounts to 40% of basic pension paid to a disabled person or
housewife, which represents for each child the sum of NIS 1,106 (as of Jan 01, 2024).
The disabled
who has a partial degree of incapacity and income from work below 21% of the
average wage, i.e. NIS 2,080 (as
of January 1, 2018), will be entitled to a partial supplement for spouse and
children, according the percentage of his degree (for instance, if he has been
given a degree of incapacity of 60%, he will be entitled to a sum equivalent to
60% of a full supplement for spouse and children.
Individual with
incomes (from work or other source) – Who has income (from work and don't work) -
the amounts below will be deducted from the supplement for spouse and children:
-
Any amount of income from another source than work.
- From an income from work exceeding 40% of the average wage, NIS 3,962 (as of January 1, 2018)
– 60% are deducted.
In any event, a reduction due to incomes will only apply to the pension amount
that exceeds a the amount of a full pension for a single individual – NIS 4,291 (as of Jan 01, 2024),
and to whom a pension supplement is paid, reduction will only apply to the
pension amount that exceeds the total amount of a full pension for a single
individual + supplement to the pension.