The holders of the different ANSES benefits already know the amount they will receive in the first month of next year.
The National Social Security Administration (ANSES) begins with December payments. In this sense, the organization informed the holders of all benefits about the amount they will charge as well as the bonuses with which they will count in the last month of the year.
November inflation was 2.43%so that will be the percentage that will increase in the amount of benefits for January. This is due to the mobility formula governed by Decree 274/24. It takes as a reference the Consumer Price Index (CPI) from two months ago.
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Amount of ANSES benefits in January 2025
These are the updated benefit amounts for the first month of next year:
- Minimum retirement: $265,829.13.
- Maximum retirement: $1,788,778.40.
- Universal benefit for older adults (PUAM): $212,663.31.
- Non-contributory pensions (PNC): $186,080.39.
- Universal Basic Benefit (PBU): $121,604.69.
- Universal Child Allowance (AUH): $95,519.74.
- Pregnancy Allowance (AUE): $95,519.74.
- SUAF system child allowance (first income category): $47,761.41.
- Universal Allowance for a Child with a Disability: $311,124.
- Disabled Child Allowance: $155,565.
Likewise, both retirements and pensions will receive $70,000 additional due to the extra bonus.
ANSES payment schedule in January 2025
Retirements and pensions that do not exceed the minimum assets
- DNI ending in 0: January 9
- DNI ending in 1: January 10
- DNI ending in 2: January 13
- DNI ending in 3: January 14
- DNI ending in 4: January 15
- DNI ending at 5: January 16
- DNI ending at 6: January 17
- DNI ending at 7:20 January
- DNI ending at 8: January 21
- DNI ending at 9: January 22
Retirements and pensions that exceed the minimum assets
- DNI ending in 0 and 1: January 23
- DNI ending in 2 and 3: January 24
- DNI ending in 4 and 5: January 27
- DNI ending in 6 and 7: January 28
- DNI ending in 8 and 9: January 29
Universal Child Allowance and Family Child Allowance
- DNI ending in 0: January 9
- DNI ending in 1: January 10
- DNI ending in 2: January 13
- DNI ending in 3: January 14
- DNI ending in 4: January 15
- DNI ending at 5: January 16
- DNI ending at 6: January 17
- DNI ending at 7:20 January
- DNI ending at 8: January 21
- DNI ending at 9: January 22
Universal Pregnancy Allowance
- DNI ending in 0: January 10
- DNI ending in 1: January 13
- DNI ending in 2: January 14
- DNI ending in 3: January 15
- DNI ending in 4: January 16
- DNI ending at 5: January 17
- DNI ending at 6: January 20
- DNI ended at 7: January 21
- DNI ending at 8: January 22
- DNI ending at 9: January 23
Prenatal and Maternity Allowance
- DNI ending in 0 and 1: January 13
- DNI ending in 2 and 3: January 14
- DNI ending in 4 and 5: January 15
- DNI ending in 6 and 7: January 16
- DNI ending in 8 and 9: January 17
Single Payment Allowances (marriage, adoption and birth)
- All document completions: January 10 to February 10
Non-Contributory Pensions
- DNI ending in 0 and 1: January 9
- DNI ending in 2 and 3: January 10
- DNI ending in 4 and 5: January 13
- DNI ending in 6 and 7: January 14
- DNI ending in 8 and 9: January 15
Family Non-Contributory Pension Allowances
- All document completions: January 9 to February 10
Unemployment Benefit
- DNI ending in 0 and 1: January 22
- DNI ending in 2 and 3: January 23
- DNI ending in 4 and 5: January 24
- DNI ending in 6 and 7: January 27
- DNI ending in 8 and 9: January 28
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