The National Administration of Social Security (ANSES) has established a payment schedule for September 2026, organized according to the termination of the National Identity Document (DNI) of each beneficiary. This staggered system allows for effective management of payment flows and ensures that each benefit is disbursed in a timely manner.
September benefits have been adjusted in accordance with Decree 274/2024, which establishes a monthly update mechanism linked to the variation of the Consumer Price Index (CPI) with a two-month lag. The increase applied for this month is 2.1%, calculated on the figure reported in July by the National Institute of Statistics and Censuses (INDEC). Additionally, beneficiaries of minimum pensions will receive an extraordinary bonus of $70.000.
For retirees and pensioners receiving the minimum pension, payment will be credited on September 10, with a total of $498.591,22, which includes the monthly increase and the bonus. Beneficiaries who exceed the minimum pension will have to wait until September 23 to see the money available in their bank accounts.
The Universal Child Allowance (AUH) and the Family Allowance for Children will be paid on September 10, with an amount of $154.016 per child for AUH and $77.017 for the Family Allowance. Those beneficiaries of the Universal Childbirth Allowance (AUE) will receive their payment on September 14, with an amount of $154.016, and a special value of $200.221 for those residing in zone 1.
Regarding the Prenatal Allowance, payments will be made on September 11, and the Maternity Allowance will start on September 11 for all beneficiaries. One-time payment allowances, which include benefits for birth, marriage, and adoption, will be available from September 9 to October 9 for all holders.
Holders of Non-Contributory Pensions (PNC) with DNI ending in 2 will receive their payment on September 9, with a total amount of $370.013,85. Unemployment Benefits will be paid in two modalities, with Plan 1 credited on September 23, and Plan 2 available between October 1 and October 9 for all beneficiaries.
Source: www.infobae.com
