The National Social Security Administration (Anses) is executing a payment schedule for various social benefits on February 24, based on the National Identity Document termination numbers.
On February 24, the National Social Security Administration (Anses) in Argentina is scheduled to carry out a series of bank credit transactions for different social benefits. This process is organized according to the termination numbers of citizens' Document Nacional de Identidad (DNI). The payments are aimed at providing financial support to various groups, particularly retirees, families with children, and those receiving unemployment benefits.
The payment schedule for this day includes specific groups based on the DNI. For example, retirees with a DNI ending in 2 or 3 will receive their pensions, while families benefiting from the Asignación Universal por Hijo (Universal Child Allowance) with a DNI ending in 9 will also receive payments. Other beneficiaries include expectant mothers and individuals receiving unemployment assistance, with payment amounts varying according to the specific allocation and the beneficiary's circumstances.
This initiative underscores the Argentine government's efforts to provide timely financial assistance to vulnerable populations amid ongoing economic challenges. By adhering to a clear schedule, the Anses aims to facilitate access to these essential resources and maintain stability for the citizens who rely on these payments.
