ANSES Calendar: all payments available this Tuesday, June 2

ANSES continues with the payment schedule and this Tuesday, June 2, several beneficiaries will be able to access their payments according to the official schedule. Additionally, some benefits maintain open payment dates for all DNI endings.

As the monthly payments progress, benefits such as the One-Time Payments and Family Allowances for Non-Contributory Pensions remain available, which can be collected regardless of the document's ending. This information comes from the official ANSES calendar.

Who receives ANSES this Tuesday, June 2

On this day, there are no new DNI endings enabled for retirements, pensions, AUH, or Maternity Allowance, as those schedules have not yet started in June.

However, benefits that maintain open payment periods for all eligible beneficiaries continue to be available.

One-Time Payments: payments continue to be available

The One-Time Payments corresponding to Marriage, Birth, and Adoption remain enabled for all DNI endings.

• First Half: from May 12 to June 10.

• Second Half: from May 22 to June 10.

Those who have the approved benefit can receive it within those dates regardless of the document's ending.

Family Allowances for Non-Contributory Pensions

Another benefit that remains available this Tuesday, June 2, is the one corresponding to Family Allowances for Non-Contributory Pensions.

• All DNI endings: from May 11 to June 10.

Holders covered by this benefit can collect within the period established by ANSES.

Which benefits have already completed their payment schedule

The payments for May for retirements and pensions, AUH, Maternity Allowance, Non-Contributory Pensions, Prenatal, Maternity, and Unemployment Benefits have already completed their respective schedules.

For this reason, on Tuesday, June 2, no new DNI endings are added for those benefits.

ANSES: how much do benefits increase in June 2026

With the inflation index for April, the benefits from ANSES receive a 2.6% increase during June. The minimum pension becomes $403,317.99. With the extraordinary bonus of $70,000, the total rises to $473,317.99.

Additionally, during June, the half bonus will be paid. For those receiving the minimum, the Complementary Annual Salary will be around $201,659.

Thus, a retiree receiving the minimum pension will receive approximately $674,976.99 between pension, bonus, and bonus payment.

On the other hand, the maximum pension has been set at $2,713,948.18, to which the corresponding bonus for the first semester is added.

The increase also applies to Non-Contributory Pensions, AUH, and the rest of the monthly and one-time allowances managed by ANSES.