The ANSES confirmed the new amounts that will take effect starting August 2026 for retirements, pensions, and family allowances. The adjustment comes from applying the Consumer Price Index (CPI) for June, published by INDEC, which recorded a monthly variation of 1.9%.
The increase affects both retirement benefits and the Universal Child Allowance (AUH) and other family benefits. Additionally, the $70,000 bonus remains for those receiving the minimum retirement and non-contributory pensions.
How much the minimum retirement from ANSES increases in August
With the 1.9% increase, the minimum retirement will rise to $419,817.13. Adding the $70,000 bonus, the total amount reaches $489,817.13.
Universal Pension for the Elderly (PUAM): $335,853.70 (with bonus: $405,853.70)
Non-Contributory Pension for Disability and Old Age: $293,871.99 (with bonus: $363,871.99)
Pension for Mothers of 7 Children: $419,817.13 (with bonus: $489,817.13)
Who receives the full $70,000 bonus
The $70,000 boost is intended for those receiving a single minimum benefit, which in August amounts to $419,817.13. It also applies to beneficiaries of non-contributory pensions, including PUAM, Disability, Old Age, and Mothers of 7 children.
