ANSES maintains August payments during September for some benefits that do not depend on the last digit of the ID number
The corresponding calendar remains open from August 10 to September 10. In this case, there is also no division by DNI termination.
The schedules for other August benefits ended before Friday, September 4. Therefore, they are not part of the pending payments that continue during this day.
This Friday, September 4, ANSES continues payments corresponding to the August calendar that are still in effect.
The benefits that continue during September include benefits that are credited regardless of the DNI termination.
This Friday, those who have pending Non-Contributory Pension Family Allowances (PNC) can collect. The calendar for this benefit extends from August 10 to September 10.
In this case, there is no specific date according to the DNI. Therefore, all document terminations are included within the period established by ANSES.
The Maternity Allowance is also part of the August payments that continue during September. The payment period extends until September 10.
Like the PNC Family Allowances, the calendar includes all DNI terminations, so no specific day is set for each document.
The One-Time Payments Allowances can also be credited this Friday, September 4. The scheme includes benefits for Marriage, Birth, and Adoption.
The AUH, the Food Card, and the linked family allowances follow the established calendars according to the DNI termination. In the case of the AUH, the reported schedule for August went up to August 24.
The ANSES September 2026 calendar will begin on Tuesday, September 8. The dates are organized according to the benefit and, in the corresponding cases, according to the DNI termination.
Starting in September, a 2.11% increase will also apply to pensions, retirements, and allowances. The update raises the minimum pension to $428,633.20 and the maximum to $2,884,296.
The PUAM is set at $342,872.97, while the Non-Contributory Pensions for disability and old age reach $300,013.85.
The AUH increases to $154,031 per child, and the AUH for disability reaches $501,537. The agency also maintains a bonus of up to $70,000 for those who meet the established conditions.
