ANSES Officializes September Benefit Increase, Minimum Rises to 428,633.20
The National Social Security Administration (ANSES) announced new pension and family allowance values that will take effect from September 2026. The adjustment will be 2.11%, aligned with the variation of the Consumer Price Index (CPI) for July. The guaranteed minimum benefit will be 428,633.20, while the maximum will rise to 2,884,295.54. A bonus of 70,000 will be added to the minimum pension, which the government confirmed for September. The update affects the benefits of the Argentine Integrated Pension System (SIPA) and is based on the mobility mechanism that considers CPI variations. ANSES calculated the variation for September at 2.11%, applicable to taxable bases and other benefits. The Universal Basic Benefit (PBU) will be 196,080.12 and the Universal Pension for the Elderly (PUAM) will be 342,906.56. The taxable bases were set at 144,363.55 and 4,691,748.47 for the period of September 2026. Resolution 260/2026 also establishes a 2.11% increase for the income limits of the family group and family allowances, excluding those who exceed 3,157,449. For registered workers, the child allowance will vary between 16,217 and 77,025, depending on family income. The child allowance for disabilities will have amounts of 250,780, 177,712, and 111,970. Benefits for birth, adoption, and marriage will be 89,782, 536,774, and 134,430, respectively. The annual school aid will be 55,672 and 74,257 in zone 1. The Universal Allowance for Social Protection will be 154,031 per child and pregnancy, and 200,241 in zone 1.
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