ANSES calendar: When will AUH payments arrive in September 2026?
Translated from Spanish and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.
At a glance
- Argentina’s ANSES published the September 2026 payment schedule for the Universal Child Allowance, based on beneficiaries’ national ID numbers.
- The allowance will rise by 2.11% through the monthly inflation adjustment, with standard AUH payments set at 123,221.55 pesos.
- ANSES said the program reaches 2.5 million families and 4.3 million children, while 20% of each payment remains withheld until beneficiaries submit the required record.
Argentina’s National Social Security Administration has published the September 2026 payment dates for the Universal Child Allowance, or AUH, along with the new amounts after the monthly inflation adjustment.
The adjustment is 2.11%. Payments will be made according to the final digit of each beneficiary’s national identity number. Those whose documents end in 0 will be paid on September 8, followed by the remaining groups from September 9 through September 21, with dates varying by the final digit.
The updated standard AUH payment is 123,221.55 pesos. The Universal Child Allowance for children with disabilities rises to 401,226.62 pesos, while the pregnancy allowance reaches 123,221.55 pesos. ANSES calculates the monthly increase using the latest inflation index, retaining price changes to two decimal places to determine the exact updated amount.
The AUH supports parents or other eligible guardians living with children under 18 who meet the program’s requirements. The benefit has operated for 16 years and is received by 2.5 million families, which have an average of fewer than two children. Overall, it reaches 4.3 million minors.
ANSES withholds the remaining 20% of the benefit until recipients submit the AUH booklet. The document verifies the children’s school attendance and health requirements.
Originally published by La Nación in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.