ANSES: who charges the last days of May

The National Social Security Administration (ANSES) is making the last payments corresponding to the month of May 2023.

All payments have already been made to the beneficiaries of: Non-contributory pensions, Retirement with minimum income, Universal Child Allowance, Pregnancy Allowance, Prenatal and Maternity Allowance.

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This week the last Unemployment Insurance payments will be made to the DNI completed between the numbers 6 and 9. At the same time, the last accreditations of Retirements and pensions that exceed a minimum amount of the documents completed between 4 and 9.

They continue until June 12: the Single Payment Assignments and Family Assignments of Non-Contributory Pensions.

Collection dates of the last days of May: from May 29 to 31.

Retirements and pensions that exceed a minimum amount

  • ID ending in 4 and 5: May 29
  • ID ending in 6 and 7: May 30
  • ID ending in 8 and 9: may 31

unemployment insurance

  • ID ending in 6 and 7: May 29
  • ID ending in 8 and 9: May 30

Banking achieved an increase of 66% for six months

Family Assignments of Non-Contributory Pensions:

One Time Payment Assignments:

Alimentar de ANSES Card: how much is the increase in May 2023

In April, the Ministry of Social Development announced a 35% increase in the Alimentary Benefit (ex alimentary card) for mothers with children from 0 to 14 years of age.

This social aid is compatible with the Universal Allowance for Children (AUH), for Disability, for Pregnancy (AUE) and the Non-Contributory Pension.

In this month, May 2023, the portfolio led by Victoria Tolosa Paz applied the increase. Below, you will find the new amounts that will be charged to the beneficiaries of the Alimentary Benefit:

  • Families with a child up to 14 years old with AUH: $17,000;

  • Families with two children: $26,000,

  • Families with three or more children: $34,000.

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