ANSES today: who receives payments this Tuesday, July 7

ANSES continues this Tuesday, July 7 with payments enabled for open calendar benefits. The credits for July ordered by DNI termination have not yet started, but some beneficiaries may receive payments during the day.

The agency has confirmed the payment calendar for July 2026, which will begin on Wednesday, July 8. From that date, pensions, retirements, AUH, SUAF, and other benefits will start to be credited according to the document number.

The agency has confirmed the payment schedule for July 2026

Who receives ANSES payments this Tuesday, July 7

On Tuesday, July 7, ANSES continues to process payments for benefits with an open calendar, without distinction by DNI termination.

One-Time Payments for Marriage, Birth, and Adoption: payments for the first half of the month, from June 9 to July 8, and for the second half, from June 22 to July 8, continue.
Family Allowances for Non-Contributory Pensions: all DNI terminations can collect until July 8.

When does the ANSES July payment calendar start

The July 2026 payment calendar will start on Wednesday, July 8 with the first credits according to DNI termination.

Non-Contributory Pensions: DNI ending in 0 and 1, on July 8.
Pensions and retirements that do not exceed the minimum benefit: DNI ending in 0, on July 8.
Universal Child Allowance: DNI ending in 0, on July 8.

SUAF: DNI ending in 0, on July 8.

Pregnancy Allowance: DNI ending in 0, on July 8.

Other ANSES payments scheduled for July 2026

In addition to the main schedule, ANSES has set dates for other benefits that will be paid during July.

Prenatal Allowance: from July 10, according to DNI termination.
Maternity Allowance: all document terminations, from July 10 to August 10.
One-Time Payments: all terminations, from July 10 to August 10.
Unemployment Benefit: from July 23, according to DNI termination.

Other ANSES payments scheduled for July 2026

How much retirees, AUH, and allowances receive in July

The benefits from ANSES will have a 2.15% increase in July, in line with the inflation of May.

With the update, the minimum pension will be $411,959.33. Those receiving the minimum benefit will also receive an extraordinary bonus of up to $70,000, bringing the total income to $481,959.33.