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ANSES payment calendar: When AUH recipients with DNI ending in 1 will be paid in September 2026

From La Nación · () Spanish

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  • ANSES will pay the Universal Child Allowance, or AUH, to beneficiaries whose DNI ends in 1 on September 9, 2026.
  • Social benefits will rise 2.11% in September, in line with the inflation rate recorded in July.
  • The updated AUH amount is 123,221.55 Argentine pesos, although 20% remains withheld until recipients submit the required AUH booklet.

Beneficiaries of Argentina’s Universal Child Allowance whose national identity document ends in 1 will receive their September payment on Wednesday, September 9, according to the payment calendar released by the National Social Security Administration, known as ANSES.

The schedule covers the social benefits distributed by the agency throughout the ninth month of the year. Payment dates vary according to the final digit of each recipient’s DNI, with payments beginning on September 8 and continuing through September 21.

Social benefits will receive a 2.11% adjustment in September. The increase corresponds to the inflation recorded in July, reported at 2.1%. ANSES calculates the monthly adjustment using price increases to two decimal places, producing the precise updated amount.

The Universal Child Allowance will rise to 123,221.55 pesos. The same amount applies to the Pregnancy Allowance, while the Universal Child Allowance for children with disabilities will reach 401,226.62 pesos. Twenty percent of the AUH remains withheld until recipients submit the AUH booklet, which confirms children’s school attendance and access to health care.

The benefit is intended for mothers, fathers or guardians living with children under 18 who meet the applicable requirements. It currently reaches about 2.5 million families and benefits approximately 4.3 million children.

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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.