Overview
- ANSES is executing the September payment calendar this week, finishing the minimum‑haber tranche on Monday 21 September and starting the second tranche for higher haberes on Tuesday 22 September according to DNI termination.
- All benefits for September include a 2.11% mobility update tied to INDEC inflation data, which raises the jubilation minimum to about $428,633 and increases other pensions and allowances.
- The government’s Decree 824/2026 sets a one‑month Extraordinary Previsional Bonus of up to $70,000 for pensioners at or below the minimum and a proportional top‑up for those whose haberes fall between the minimum and $498,633.20.
- For AUH holders with children aged 5–17, ANSES has activated automatic data exchanges with Health and Education to verify school and health checks so families will not need to present the paper Libreta when records match, but the 20% annual retention remains and families can still submit documents if the automatic check fails.
- Beneficiaries should confirm their exact payment date, amount and payment method on the Mi ANSES platform, and lower‑income pensioners will see immediate cash relief from the combined mobility increase and bonus while AUH families face less paperwork but unchanged retention timing.