July 24: ID ending in 2 and 3.
July 27: ID ending in 4 and 5.
July 28: ID ending in 6 and 7.
July 29: ID ending in 8 and 9.
Unemployment Benefit
July 23: ID ending in 0 and 1.
July 24: ID ending in 2 and 3.
ANSES pays this Wednesday, July 22, to retirees, AUH, AUE, and SUAF with a 2.15% increase and a current bonus
July 24: ID ending in 2 and 3.
July 27: ID ending in 4 and 5.
July 28: ID ending in 6 and 7.
July 29: ID ending in 8 and 9.
July 23: ID ending in 0 and 1.
July 24: ID ending in 2 and 3.
July 27: ID ending in 4 and 5.
July 28: ID ending in 6 and 7.
July 29: ID ending in 8 and 9.
Meanwhile, the One-Time Payment Allowances, the Maternity Allowance, and the Family Allowances for Non-Contributory Pensions continue with an open schedule until August 10.
ANSES also announced the new amounts that will take effect from August 2026, with an increase of 1.9% determined by the latest data from INDEC.
The minimum pension will rise to $419,817.13. With the bonus of $70,000, the total will reach $489,817.13.
PUAM: $335,853.70 (with bonus: $405,853.70).
Pension for Disability and Old Age: $293,871.99 (with bonus: $363,871.99).
Pension for Mother of 7 children: $419,817.13 (with bonus: $489,817.13).
AUH: $150,861.93.
AUH for Child with Disability: $491,221.18.
SUAF for Child (first range): $75,439.63.
SUAF for Child with Disability (first range): $245,620.78.
The payment schedule for August will be announced by ANSES during that month and can be consulted through Mi ANSES and the agency's official channels.
ANSES continues this Wednesday, July 22, 2026 with the payment schedule for retirees, pensioners, holders of the AUH, AUE, and other allowances. The schedule has already been officially announced by the agency and includes an increase of 2.15%, in line with the Consumer Price Index (CPI) for May.
In addition to the mobility update, those receiving the minimum pension continue to receive the extraordinary bonus of up to $70,000. This information was released by the National Social Security Administration (ANSES).
This July 22 marks the end of the schedule for several groups of beneficiaries whose documents end in 9.
Pensions and retirements that do not exceed the minimum amount: ID ending in 9.
Universal Child Allowance (AUH) and Food Card: ID ending in 9.
Universal Pregnancy Allowance (AUE): ID ending in 9.
Family Allowance for Children (SUAF): ID ending in 9.
With the increase of 2.15%, the pension amounts are established as follows:
Minimum pension: $411,959.33 plus a bonus of up to $70,000.
Total with bonus: $481,959.33.
PUAM: $329,591.46.
Non-Contributory Pension: $288,392.53.
Maximum pension: $2,770,941.09.
The extraordinary bonus continues to be aimed at those receiving the lowest amounts, according to the current scheme of ANSES.
The Universal Child Allowance (AUH) also received the increase of 2.15%.
AUH: $153,414.
AUH for Child with Disability: $499,387.
As happens every month, beneficiaries initially receive 80% of the benefit. The remaining 20% is paid once the Booklet with health and education controls is submitted.
After the payments for those receiving up to a minimum pension are completed, the schedule will continue with other groups of beneficiaries.
July 23: ID ending in 0 and 1.