This Tuesday, November 3, the National Social Security Administration (ANSES) has payments enabled corresponding to the October calendar for those receiving certain allowances and unemployment benefits.
The date applies to beneficiaries of the Non-Contributory Pension Family Allowances, one-time payments for Marriage, Adoption, and Birth, and Unemployment Plan 2. Payments are made according to the periods established by the agency.
ANSES keeps the payments corresponding to the October calendar enabled
ANSES: who receives payments this Tuesday, November 3
According to the October payment calendar, these are the benefits that include Tuesday, November 3, within their payment dates:
Non-Contributory Pension Family Allowances: all DNI endings can collect between October 8 and November 10.
One-time payments for Marriage, Adoption, and Birth: beneficiaries of the first half have a collection period from October 9 to November 10. For the second half, the period extends from October 22 to November 10.
Unemployment Plan 2: holders receive the benefit corresponding to September between November 2 and November 10, without distinction by DNI ending.
In this way, those included in these groups will be able to access their payments during the day on Tuesday, November 3. The schedule includes different payment periods, so it is important to check the dates corresponding to each benefit.
When do ANSES payments for November start
The ANSES November calendar will begin on Wednesday, November 11. That day, payments will be enabled for retirees and pensioners receiving the minimum pension with DNI ending in 0, holders of the Family Allowance for Children and the Universal Allowance for Children with DNI ending in 0, beneficiaries of the Pregnancy Allowance with DNI ending in 0, and holders of Non-Contributory Pensions with documents ending in 0 and 1.
When do the November ANSES payments start
November payments will extend throughout the month, according to the document ending and the type of benefit.
