Most of the entity’s benefits will have an increase based on inflation. I know the details.
The National Social Security Administration (ANSES) The payments corresponding to the month of November are about to be finalized, and the December calendar has already been announced, taking into account modifications due to holidays and public holidays. In addition, it was confirmed how much the previously scheduled increase will be for retirees, pensioners, family allowances and others.
The current mobility formula not only affects central benefits, but also some peripheral benefits of these, such as Annual School Aid. The increase will be 2.7%, based on the Consumer Price Index (CPI) of October. This value is derived from the inflation measured by the INDEC for the previous two months.
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What is ANSES Annual School Aid?
Annual school aid is a single payment allowance which is paid automatically for each school-age child who has presented the regular student certificate until December 31 and who attend kindergarten, preschool, primary and secondary levels. It is paid automatically in February.
Who can access and what are the requirements?
Only people who have dependent children of school age and who receive:
- Family Allowance for a Child or Child with a Disability
- Universal Allowance for a Child or Child with a Disability
In addition, it has a minimum number of requirements so that the greatest number of holders can access:
of the son:
- Be between 45 days and 17 years old inclusive.
- Attend educational establishments incorporated into official education (initial, primary and secondary level).
Of the disabled child:
- No age limit.
- Attend official or special education establishments (public or private) or receive support from private teachers, or attend protected workshops or job training, or receive rehabilitation.
Amount of School Aid in December 2024
From increase previously mentioned, which also influences the Annual School Aid, parents who are within the benefit receive a single payment $120,000 in their bank accounts associated with ANSES.
Source: Ambito
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