ANSES: how much retirees and AUH receive in August
With this increase, the minimum pension will rise to $419,817.13. Adding the $70,000 bonus applicable to the lowest pensions, the total amount reaches $489,817.13.
Non-Contributory Pension for Disability and Old Age: $293,871.99 (with bonus: $363,871.99)
Universal Pension for the Elderly (PUAM): $335,853.70 (with bonus: $405,853.70)
AUH: from $148,049 to $150,861.93
AUH for Child with Disability: from $482,062 to $491,221.18
The official payment calendar for August will be distributed progressively according to the last number of the DNI and can be consulted with the Social Security Key on the Mi ANSES platform.
The ANSES defined the payment schedule for July for retirements, AUH, and other allowances, with a 2.15% increase in line with May's inflation. This Friday, July 31, however, only those receiving benefits with an extended payment window will be paid.
The rest of the benefits with a schedule by DNI have already completed their payments between July 8 and July 29, so the 31st does not correspond to any specific document termination.
ANSES defined the payment schedule for July
Who gets paid on Friday, July 31
The benefits that are paid throughout an extended window, without distinction of DNI, are those that remain enabled this Friday:
Non-Contributory Pension Family Allowances (PNC): paid from July 10 to August 10
Maternity Allowance: paid from July 10 to August 10
One-Time Payments (marriage, birth, adoption): paid from July 10 to August 10
These three benefits do not have a fixed date by document termination, but rather an open collection period, so beneficiaries can credit them at any time within that timeframe, including July 31.
Why there are no payments by DNI this Friday
The rest of the ANSES benefits (retirements, pensions, AUH, SUAF, AUE, Prenatal, and Unemployment Benefit) are governed by a staggered schedule according to the termination of the DNI, which already ended before July 31.
Why there are no payments by ID this Friday
Retirements that exceed the minimum pension and the Unemployment Benefit, for example, closed their schedule on July 29, with payments to DNIs ending in 8 and 9. Meanwhile, the AUH, SUAF, AUE, and retirements that do not exceed the minimum pension completed their payments on July 22.
ANSES: how much retirees and AUH will receive in August
ANSES has already confirmed the new amounts that will take effect from August 2026, with a 1.9% increase applied to the Consumer Price Index (CPI) for June published by INDEC.
