The 2026 Mid-Year Report states that NIS received about $24.5 billion in the first half of the year against expenditure of $21.9 billion. Those figures suggest a healthy current cash flow but say little about the condition of a social-insurance fund whose obligations extend decades into the future. That is why the law requires periodic actuarial assessment.
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