The National Social Security Administration (ANSES) Prepare the March payments. In that sense, retirement amounts for the third month of the year are already known.
January inflation was 2.2%so that will be the percentage that will be increased in the amount of benefits for March. This is due to the mobility formula that governs by Decree 274/24. The same takes as reference the consumer price index (CPI) two months ago.
January 2025 inflation
He National Institute of Statistics and Census (INDEC) He informed that January inflation was from 2.2%. This is the lowest value so far in the management of Javier Milei.
For its part, in February A number close to 2%is estimated, although It is in doubt for the flesh of the meat of 15% so far this month. In that sense, the last time it was recorded A number below 2% was four and a half years agoin July 2020, during pandemic and strict quarantine, with a 1.9% monthly.
Anses retirement amount in March 2025
From the update of the benefit, the Minimum retirement will become $ 279,094.40 In February. Likewise, the maximum retirement will be $ 1,878,041,12.
On the other hand, the universal benefit of older adults (PUAM) will be $ 223,275.52and with the bonus it will reach $ 293,275.20. Non -contributory pensions (PNC) due to disability or old age will be $ 195,366.08and will increase to $ 265,366.08 with the bonus.
Will there be a bonus for retirees?
Yes, the Government confirmed that ANSES holders will continue to charge this extra. The retirees They will continue to charge the $ 70,000 bonusafter the confirmation of the head of the agency, Mariano de los Heros. Along the same lines, Anses reports that this extra corresponds completely to those who charge only one benefit that is minor or equivalent to minimal.
As regards $ 349,094.40. If they exceed this last number, They won’t receive the bonus.
Source: Ambito
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