The organization led by Fernanda Raverta reported that last Tuesday it reached 5,512 procedures. The increase in demand occurs due to the implementation of the Pension Debt Payment Plan.
The National Social Security Administration registered this Tuesday a record in the beginning of retirement and pension efforts reaching 5,512 procedures per day throughout the country. “We are attending to each Argentine and Argentine,” said the head of ANSES, Fernanda Raverta. How to access retirement.
The increase in the processing to access retirement funds occurs due to the implementation of the Pension Debt Payment Plan which went into effect at the beginning of last month.
“We are very proud of the tireless work that we have been doing with the sanction of the Payment Plan and with the effort and dedication with which we are serving each Argentine and Argentine, which is reflected in the more than 100,000 retirement starts that we are moving forward across the country,'” Raverta said.
Yesterday, in less than 24 hours, 5,512 people registered to start their retirement access process. In this way, the agency surpassed the previous record of 4,835, which occurred on August 6, 2021.
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“This is what this Payment Plan allows, that all people leave our offices knowing that there is a State that has the empathy and commitment to guarantee their rights and accompany them after a lifetime of work,” said the head of ANSES.
From the agency they highlighted that from the Pension Debt Payment Plan, the agency began to register an increase in the demand for consultations and procedures throughout the country.
In mid-May, the National Social Security Administration (ANSES) Opened 100 offices and service points throughout the country to counsel and enroll more than 2,000 Argentines for them to start their retirement Through the Pension Debt Payment Plan.
Pension Debt payment plan: who can access it
These are the groups authorized to use the New Moratorium plan, approved by the National Congress in February of this year:
- People who have already reached retirement age and who do not have the required 30 years of contributions.
- Women 60 years of age or older.
- Males 65 years or older.
More notes from ANSES
Source: Ambito
