The National Administration of Social Security (Anses) is set to implement a new payment schedule on Friday, March 27, as part of its monthly disbursements to social security beneficiaries. This distribution of funds is organized based on the last digit of citizens' Documento Nacional de Identidad (DNI), helping to manage the flow and accessibility of payments.

The detailed schedule includes various social security benefits, including pensions and unemployment payments, which vary based on the DNI termination numbers. For example, citizens with DNI ending in 8 and 9 can expect to receive pensions exceeding the minimum threshold, with amounts ranging significantly, depending on further established categories. The payments are part of ongoing economic adjustments by the government to provide financial support to its citizens during these times.

This announcement from Anses is crucial as it directly impacts the economic well-being of many citizens relying on social security contributions. The planned payments reflect the government's efforts to maintain financial stability through structured payment schedules, especially for vulnerable populations affected by economic fluctuations and unemployment.