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ANSES Confirms November Increases and Adjusted Payment Schedule

The national social security administration implements a 1.93 percent cost-of-living adjustment alongside a revised disbursement timeline due to upcoming bank holidays.

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The Social Security Administration has announced an official increase of 1.93 percent for retirees and pensioners, which will take effect during the November payment schedule. The adjustment is calculated based on the Consumer Price Index from September, adhering to the current mobility law that updates monthly benefits in line with official inflation data.

With this new increase, the minimum retirement benefit is set at 444,158.46 pesos. Furthermore, authorities will continue to disburse a 70,000-peso reinforcement bonus for qualifying beneficiaries, ensuring that no retiree receives less than 514,158 pesos during the current month.

In addition to the financial adjustments, the administration modified the distribution of its standard payments for November. The scheduling changes become necessary due to a concentration of dates without in-person banking activity, including the Bank Worker Day, a national holiday for the visit of Pope Leo XIV, and the Day of National Sovereignty.

Because of these bank closures, certain groups that typically receive payments on a single day will share disbursement dates. For those earning up to the minimum retirement amount, payments will begin on November 11 and extend through November 20, organized according to the final digit of each beneficiary's national identity document.

Retirees and pensioners whose monthly income exceeds the minimum threshold will receive their funds starting November 24 and concluding on November 30. Non-Contributory Pensions, universal child allowances, and family support allocations will also follow adapted distribution calendars throughout the month.

Beneficiaries can verify their exact payment dates and designated branch locations by accessing the official online portal using their identification numbers and security credentials. The administration emphasized that despite physical branch closures on specific dates, direct account deposits will proceed normally.

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