Overview
- ANSES is executing the late‑August DNI‑based payment calendar and began a new stage on Tuesday 25 August, depositing monthly pensions and the extraordinary bonus directly into beneficiaries' bank accounts with no application required.
- The August bonus is paid automatically up to $70,000: beneficiaries at or below the minimum receive the full amount, those with intermediate haberes get a proportional top‑up, and retirees whose total exceeds the rule‑set cap are excluded.
- For August ANSES applied a 1.89% mobility increase tied to INDEC's June CPI, leaving the minimum pension at $419,775.93 and the minimum plus full bonus at $489,775.93.
- ANSES and press outlets project a September mobility rise of roughly 2.1% based on INDEC's July CPI and have released a provisional September calendar and estimated amounts, but continuation of the $70,000 bonus into September still requires a government decree to be final.
- The bonus temporarily boosts cash for low‑income retirees and pensioners, and its uncertain extension creates a clear near‑term risk to household budgets that will be resolved only when the executive publishes the decree and ANSES issues final September figures.