Overview
- ANSES formalized the adjustment on Wednesday by publishing Resolutions 284/2026 (haberes) and 283/2026 (asignaciones) in the Official Gazette, applying a 1.66% rise tied to August inflation.
- The legal change raises the pension minimum to $435,748.51 and the maximum to $2,932,174.85 for October, and updates AUH and other family allowances with the same percentage.
- ANSES updated the contributory bases used to calculate payroll contributions, setting the minimum taxable remuneration at $146,759.98 and the maximum at $4,769,631.49 from the October period.
- The agency kept the temporary $70,000 bonus for low-income beneficiaries; those at the minimum will receive a total of $505,748.51 in October while higher earners may get a proportional top-up up to the established cap.
- Payments will follow the SIPA calendar: minimum‑level beneficiaries collect from October 8–22 by DNI ending, and those above the minimum collect October 23–29 with two DNI endings per day.