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Anses pensions: How much retirees will receive in September 2026 after confirmed increase

From La Nación · () Spanish

Translated from Spanish and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

At a glance

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  • Argentina’s Anses raised pensions by 2.11% in September, following the latest inflation index.
  • The minimum pension is 428,633.20 pesos before the bonus and 498,633.20 pesos including the 70,000-peso payment.
  • The bonus remains targeted mainly at minimum-pension recipients, non-contributory pensioners and PUAM beneficiaries, while higher pensions receive a proportional amount up to the stated cap.

Argentina’s retirees and pensioners who receive payments through Anses will see a 2.11% increase in September. The adjustment reflects the monthly formula tied to the latest inflation reading, which reached 2.1% in July.

The minimum pension rises to 428,633.20 pesos. With the 70,000-peso pension bonus, the total reaches 498,633.20 pesos. The maximum pension rises to 2,884,395.56 pesos and does not include the bonus.

Recipients of the Universal Pension for Older Adults, or PUAM, receive 342,906.55 pesos plus the bonus, for a total of 412,906.55 pesos. Non-contributory disability and old-age pensions rise to 300,043.23 pesos before the bonus and 370,043.23 pesos in total.

The update also changes the minimum pension, contributory benefits managed by Anses, PUAM payments and non-contributory pensions for old age, disability and mothers of seven or more children. The extraordinary bonus remains at 70,000 pesos, unchanged for more than two years. It is paid together with the monthly benefit and is mainly intended for people receiving the minimum pension, non-contributory pensions and PUAM. People with benefits above the minimum receive a proportional bonus up to a total of 498,633.20 pesos.

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