Along the same lines, the official stated that “inflation is the poison that eats up the income of the vast majority of Argentine families,” announcing a reinforcement of $20,000 in allowances together with the head of the Anses, Fernanda Raventa.
“While we are making decisions from the fiscal, monetary point of view, of the accumulation of reserves to expand inflationary expectations, it is important to reinforce the income of our workers because they cannot be the ones who pay in the supermarket for what they lost as a result of problems that they are global, but also of bad economic decisions”Massa said.
To its turn Fernanda Raverta assured that with the reinforcement of $20,000 in family allowances per child, “we are going to reach the homes of 1,100,000 workers in Argentina,” and added: “We are also going to embrace the sons and daughters of those workers, 1,800 ,000 boys and girls”.
“On average there are two children per worker, so we are talking about $40,000 of income that the State puts with a strong economic commitment so that the families of workers with children with lower incomes can live a little better, and that there is none under the line of poverty”added the official.
The National Social Security Administration (Anses) set the new values of the family allowances that are in force as of September, with the increase of 15.53%, through Resolution 202/2022 published in the Official Gazette.
The rule establishes that the allowance for birth will be $9,875, for adoption $59,058 and for marriage $14,788; for family group income (IGF) up to $316,731 in the three cases.
It also determines that for both prenatal and child, the allowance will be $8,471 for family incomes of up to $131,208; $5,713 for income between $131,208.01 and $192,432; $3,454 for IGF between $192,432.01 and $222,170; and $1,780 for income between $222,170.01 and $316,731.
In the case of a child with a disability, the allowance will be $27,590 for IGF up to $131,208; $19,516 for income between $131,208.01 and $192,432; and $12,317 for higher incomes.
Annual school aid will be $7,100 per child for IGF up to $316,731; and also in the case of a disabled child, but without an income limit.
Source: Ambito
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