Overview
- ANSES started the June payment calendar on Monday, June 8, and the first tranche for minimum‑pension beneficiaries with DNI endings 0–2 has been credited with a 2.58% mobility increase, the medio aguinaldo and the up‑to‑$70,000 bono.
- The agency published a DNI‑based schedule that pays minimum‑haber beneficiaries between June 8 and June 22 and concentrates higher‑haber and prorated‑bono payments in a late‑June window starting June 23, with some dates shifted because of the June 15 holiday.
- The 2.58% mobility boost raised the minimum pension to $403,317.99, so a minimum pensioner receiving the full bono and the medio aguinaldo will get about $674,976.99 in June; PUAM and PNC totals for June have been published by ANSES as proportional amounts.
- Eligibility rules are fixed by existing decrees: the medio aguinaldo equals 50% of the highest monthly haber in the semester and is paid only to previsional beneficiaries, while AUH and other purely social transfers do not receive SAC or the $70,000 bono.
- What comes next depends on INDEC’s May CPI release scheduled for this week, which will determine the automatic mobility update that re‑bases July payments and could change net amounts for pensioners and other ANSES beneficiaries.