The National Social Security Administration (Anses) is set to release pension and retirement payments on February 12, including a 2.85% increase and an extraordinary bonus, determined by the last digit of beneficiaries' ID cards.
On February 12, the National Social Security Administration (Anses) in Argentina will disburse pension and retirement payments to eligible beneficiaries. This month's payments reflect a recent 2.85% increase in benefits as well as an extraordinary bonus aimed at helping retirees amid rising living costs. The payments' schedule is determined by the last digit of beneficiaries' ID cards, ensuring organized and timely disbursement.
For this particular day, those receiving minimum pension and retirement benefits with an ID ending in 3 will collect a total of $429,254.34. Moreover, individuals with Non-Contributory Pensions and ID numbers ending in 6 or 7 are set to receive $321,478.04 today. Alongside these pension payments, Anses is also processing payments for the Universal Child Allowance for beneficiaries with ID numbers ending in 3, indicating a broader support scheme for families and vulnerable populations.
This financial support is crucial for many retirees and pensioners, especially given the economic context in Argentina, where inflation rates and living costs are steadily increasing. The timely release of these funds can significantly assist families in managing daily expenses, enhancing their welfare and financial stability, underscoring the essential role of social security in addressing the economic challenges faced by citizens.
