Overview
- ANSES is completing the last August deposits this week, with minimum retirees and AUH/AUE groups paid on Aug. 24 and payments for retirees with haberes above the minimum starting on Aug. 25 according to DNI schedules.
- August benefits rose 1.89% under the mobility rule tied to INDEC's June inflation, which is applied monthly with a two‑month lag to pensions, retirements and family allowances.
- The $70,000 extraordinary bonus is paid in full to beneficiaries whose total haberes do not exceed the minimum and is paid proportionally for higher haberes up to a combined cap of about $489,775.93; beneficiaries above that cap receive no bonus.
- ANSES is also automatically crediting the Prestación Alimentar food supplement with tiered maximums (about $72,250 for one child, $113,299 for two children, and up to $149,425 for three or more) alongside AUH/AUE payments.
- The government confirmed a September mobility increase of roughly 2.1% and the continued $70,000 refuerzo, which projects a gross minimum near $498,633 and a September payment calendar beginning the week of Sept. 8; the unchanged bonus has lost purchasing power over time, which may blunt real income gains for low‑income beneficiaries.