On February 10, 2026, the National Administration of Social Security (Anses) in Argentina continues to distribute social benefits for the second month of the year. The payments include minimum pensions, the Universal Child Allowance (AUH), the Universal Pregnancy Allowance (AUE), and Non-Contributory Pensions (PNC), among others. These distributions occur regularly throughout the month, coordinated by the last digits of the beneficiaries' National Identity Document (DNI).

Additionally, the payments allocated by Anses this February are subject to a 2.85% increase, reflecting the inflation rate of 2.8% from the previous December. Such adjustments are critical for maintaining the purchasing power of beneficiaries, as they attempt to keep pace with rising living costs. The systematic adjustment of social security payments indicates that the agency is actively responding to economic conditions affecting the population.

This strategic scheduling and adjustment signal the government's ongoing commitment to support vulnerable sectors of the population through timely financial assistance. Ensuring that these payments are received correctly and on time is essential for many families who rely on these funds for their day-to-day living expenses, highlighting the importance of social security infrastructure in Argentina.