The National Social Security Administration (ANSeS) is rolling out its central payment schedule for February, with significant payments slated for retirees and holders of social security allowances. From February 9 to 13, funds will be disbursed, focusing on minimum pensions and universal benefits. The distribution follows a staggered scheme based on the last digits of the DNI (National ID) and reflects updated values aligning with inflation indices provided by the Argentine National Institute of Statistics and Censuses (INDEC).

In February, there is a 2.85% increase in benefits, which matches the latest inflation figures and is crucial for calculating monthly adjustments. During this period, payments will be made for minimum pensions, the Universal Child Allowance (AUH), and the Universal Pregnancy Allowance (AUE), among others. This structure not only assists in managing social support but also helps stabilize the economic situation for many families relying on these funds.

The payment schedule is specific and organized, with retirees expecting their payments to align with their DNI number endings. For instance, those whose DNI ends in 0 will receive their payments on February 9, while those with other digits will follow sequentially through February 13. This precise administration of benefits underscores the importance of timely financial support in navigating the current economic landscape in Argentina, particularly in light of ongoing inflation challenges.