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11 provident funds for benefits and severance on the money market (shekel) track report today, and they hold 1.6 billion shekels between them.

These are the returns, fees and assets of the provident funds for benefits and severance on the money market (shekel) track in the Authority's report for September 2026. The list starts with the largest by assets, and the buttons above it sort it by any figure.

Each block is a fund, and its size is the money it holds.

Each dot is one fund, and the large dot is the average of them all.

An average counts every fund once, whatever its size. Returns are before management fees, and past returns say nothing about future ones.

This chart shows the average return of the provident funds for benefits and severance on the money market (shekel) track in each full year.

Average of the funds, each counted once

A year is shown when at least three funds reported all twelve months of it.

The 11 provident funds for benefits and severance on the money market (shekel) track that reported for September 2026 are listed here.

These are the other tracks of the provident funds for benefits and severance.

3 funds stopped reporting in the last three years

These are the questions people ask about these funds.

How many provident funds for benefits and severance on the money market (shekel) track are there?

11 provident funds for benefits and severance on the money market (shekel) track reported for September 2026. Together they hold 1.6 billion shekels, and 3 more stopped reporting in the last three years.

What is the average fee of the provident funds for benefits and severance on the money market (shekel) track?

The average fee on savings is 0.51% a year, over the 10 provident funds for benefits and severance on the money market (shekel) track that report one. Every fund counts once, whatever its size.

Which of the provident funds for benefits and severance on the money market (shekel) track has the highest return over 5 years?

⁨כלל תמר כספי (שקלי)⁩ has the highest average yearly return over 5 years, +3.72%, of the 9 provident funds for benefits and severance on the money market (shekel) track with a 5-year figure. The lowest is ⁨מיטב גמל כספי (שקלי)⁩, with +2.24%. These returns are before management fees.

Are these returns before or after management fees?

They are before. The Authority states that the returns it reports are before the fund's management fees, so a saver's own return is lower by the fee on savings.

The figures are from the monthly reports of the Capital Market, Insurance and Savings Authority for September 2026, read on 5 November 2026. Returns are before management fees, and past returns say nothing about future ones.

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