On Thursday, February 19, the National Social Security Administration (Anses) in Argentina will hold another round of bank disbursements for pensioners and beneficiaries of various social programs. This payment ensures that funds will be transferred to households according to an official calendar that outlines specific payment dates based on the termination of the beneficiaries' ID numbers.

The payment schedule for this Thursday is organized according to different categories of benefits and the last digit of the national identification document (DNI) of the recipients. For instance, pensioners with ID endings in 6 and 7 will receive a total of $429,254.34 for their minimum pension. Likewise, beneficiaries of the Universal Child Allowance with a DNI ending in 6 will also receive a payment of $103,276.21, and recipients of the Pregnancy Allowance with a DNI ending in 5 will receive the same amount. Payments for prenatal and maternity benefits are scheduled for those with DNIs ending in 8 and 9, with amounts varying depending on the program.

This structured approach to the disbursement of social security benefits is crucial for many families relying on these funds for essential living expenses. By adhering to a set calendar, Anses aims to streamline the payment process and ensure timely support to those in need. The importance of these payments cannot be overstated, particularly in the context of economic challenges faced by many households in Argentina, highlighting the role of social security in reducing poverty and ensuring financial stability for vulnerable populations.