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ANSES Resumes Pension Payments After One-Day Holiday Pause

The agency shifted the DNI-based schedule so minimum-haber recipients began receiving deposits Tuesday under a 1.89% mobility increase with an automatic low-income bonus.

Overview

  • ANSES paused deposits for the national holiday on Monday, August 17, and reactivated the staggered payment calendar on Tuesday, August 18 with DNI‑5 beneficiaries paid first.
  • August payments include a 1.89% statutory mobility increase that raised the minimum pension to about $419,775.93 and triggers an automatic extraordinary bonus of up to $70,000 for low-income beneficiaries.
  • The $70,000 refuerzo is paid in full to minimum‑pension recipients and eligible PUAM and PNC holders, and is prorated for those with haberes between the minimum and the $489,775.93 ceiling; those above that ceiling do not receive the bonus.
  • Beneficiaries with haberes above the minimum will be paid on a separate DNI calendar from August 25–31, arranged in paired terminations, and ANSES says no additional paperwork is needed to receive shifted deposits.
  • ANSES confirmed a further mobility update of about 2.11% to apply in September based on July inflation, and directs people to Mi ANSES with CUIL and security key to check exact dates, amounts and pickup locations.