The INDEC reported that inflation in December 2024 was 2.7%. According to the new retirement law, salaries are adjusted by that index. Also ANSES assignments.
After the December 2024 inflation was known, With an increase of 2.7%, the minimum January retirement, which is received in February, will adjust in the same proportion and will be located in the $273,086.50. If you incorporate the $70,000 bonusretirees who are at the base of the scale will receive $343,085.50.
The numbers arise from applying the CPI data released this Tuesday by the INDEC to the scales that appear on the ANSES website. Retirements and pensions that are above the minimum and do not exceed $343.085.50 They will receive a proportional bonus until they reach that amount.
It should be remembered that since the approval of the retirement law of last year, salaries are updated by monthly inflation. In this case, December will have effect on the amounts accrued in January 2025 that will be received in February. That is to say, they are two months late, which implies that in a context of falling prices, assets regain purchasing capacity in the long run.
Other benefits such as The Universal Benefit for the Elderly (PUAM), which is for those who did not enter due to “moratorium”, will become $218,419.2, which with the bonus will go to $288,419.2while the Non-Contributory Pension for Old Age or Disability will rise to $191,160.55 and with the bonus it will be $261,160.55.
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On the other hand, the Mother with 7 children pension increases to $273,086.50, which with the help of $70,000 will rise to $343,086.50.
Meanwhile, the special allowances paid by the social security agency will also have an increase of 2.7%: the Universal Child Allowance will increase to $96,073the AUH with disabilities will be $319,524; The Child Allowance, $49,065 and the Disabled Child Allowance, will rise to $159,765.
Source: Ambito
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