Overview
- Argentina’s ANSES starts November deposits on Nov. 10, applying a roughly 2.08% CPI-linked increase based on September inflation.
- Minimum pensioners receive an automatic 70,000‑peso Compensación Económica with their November payment, taking the total near 403,000 pesos for the minimum.
- The government reactivates Beneficios ANSES reintegros of up to 120,000 pesos per month on debit-card purchases, a program officials say is funded by banks and merchants.
- December’s single liquidation in Argentina is set to bundle the October CPI adjustment, the mid‑year bonus (medio aguinaldo) and an extra reinforcement for minimum pensions, with final amounts pending INDEC’s October CPI and the administration’s decision.
- Peru’s ONP schedules November payments for Decreto Ley 19990 pensioners from Nov. 7–12 and confirms the 2025 maximum SNP pension at S/893 gross (S/857.28 net), while the U.S. SSA pays the Nov. 12 group for births on days 1–10 and has a 2.8% COLA taking effect in January 2026.