Overview
- INDEC reported September inflation at 1.9 percent, a figure ANSES will use with two‑decimal rounding to calculate the November mobility, producing an estimated increase of about 1.9–1.93 percent.
- The estimated November minimum pension rises from roughly $435,748 to about $444,000 gross and would reach about $514,000 gross if the $70,000 refuerzo is paid in full, although ANSES has not yet formalized continuation of that bonus.
- The November payment schedule follows Resolución 349/2025 and assigns dates by DNI termination (for example DNI 0: Nov. 9; DNI 9: Nov. 20) while the December aguinaldo is set to be paid between Dec. 9 and Dec. 23 as defined in Anexo XII.
- The extraordinary refuerzo is capped at $70,000 for minimum pensioners and uses a graded top‑up for higher haberes (for example a haber around $455,748.51 would receive a $50,000 mini‑bono) with payouts stopping for combined totals above the defined floor of about $505,748.51.
- ANSES credited program extras in October such as the Tarjeta Alimentar (one child $72,250; two $113,299; three or more $149,425) and the Complemento Leche (~$59,063) and beneficiaries are advised to check Mi ANSES for final liquidations and any date changes due to public‑holiday schedules.