In April 2026, the National Social Security Administration (Anses) will distribute Non-Contributory Pensions (PNC) with a 2.90% increase, reflecting the latest inflation figures. This increase ties directly to the inflation recorded in February, which was also reported at 2.9%. Such adjustments are made monthly, using precise calculations that reflect changes in the cost of living, ensuring that beneficiaries receive amounts that accommodate economic fluctuations.

The PNC payments are typically credited during the second week of each month, organized according to the final digits of beneficiaries' National Identity Numbers (DNI). These pensions are an essential part of the social welfare system in Argentina, alongside the minimum retirement pensions and Universal Child Allowance (AUH), which together constitute critical financial support for many vulnerable populations.

With the continuing adjustments to pensions based on inflation, the government aims to support those dependent on these benefits amid rising living costs. This policy initiative demonstrates a commitment to maintaining the purchasing power of pensioners and low-income families, which is particularly crucial in the current economic climate of Argentina.