The Administración Nacional de la Seguridad Social (Anses) in Argentina is distributing social benefits on Thursday, February 12, aligning payments with the last digit of beneficiaries' national identity documents. This monthly payment schedule is crucial for many households as it provides essential financial support.

On this date, several types of benefits are being disbursed, including pensions for retirees, family allowances, and emergency grants for pregnant women. For example, beneficiaries with the last digit '3' will receive their pension amounts totaling $429,254.34, while those receiving the Asignación Universal por Hijo (AUH) with the same digit will get $103,276.21. These payments play a significant role in ensuring financial stability for many families across the country.

The government has established these payment schedules to ensure orderly and predictable distribution of funds, vital for the economic well-being of Argentine citizens. As inflation and economic challenges persist in Argentina, timely payment of social benefits is more important than ever for supporting vulnerable populations during tough financial times.