The Anses (Administración Nacional de Seguridad Social) is set to commence payments for various social benefits during the week of February 9 to 13, 2026, as part of its established calendar. This week sees the disbursement of pensions, the Universal Child Allowance (AUH), Pregnancy Allowances, Prenatal and Maternity Allowances, Non-Contributory Pensions (PNC), as well as one-time payments and family allowances for non-contributory pensions.

In this second week of February, the benefits provided by Anses are subjected to an adjustment of 2.85%, which corresponds with the inflation rate recorded in December at 2.8%. This regular monthly update is aimed at aligning social benefits with the current economic climate, ensuring support for those who rely on these payments. Adjustments are made by taking into account the inflation percentages, which are crucial for maintaining the purchasing power of beneficiaries.

This payment schedule is significant for many Argentine families, especially for those receiving the AUH and other family-related benefits. The timely disbursement of these funds is essential for day-to-day living expenses, and the adjustment for inflation aims to mitigate the impact of rising costs in the country. Thus, the Anses payments play an important role in the social safety net of Argentina, assisting underprivileged sectors of society during challenging economic times.