Overview
- A presidential decree published in the Boletín Oficial grants an extraordinary bonus of up to $70,000 for minimum and low pensions, with a proportional amount up to a total cap near $403,052.70, reaching more than seven million beneficiaries.
- ANSES applied a 2.1% November update based on September CPI, setting the minimum pension near $333,150 and lifting minimum-income totals with the bonus to roughly $403,150.
- ANSES’ November payment calendar begins on November 10, runs in order by DNI termination, and credits the bonus automatically without any application; some higher-benefit dates may shift around the long weekend.
- From November 1, the Beneficios ANSES program renews automatic debit-card cashback of 10%–20% with a monthly cap up to $120,000, including an extra boost for purchases via BNA+.
- Tarjeta Alimentar amounts remain at 2024 levels ($52,250; $81,936; $108,062 by family size), while reports indicate AUH holders who present the Libreta can access the accumulated retained portion as a one-time payout.