The National Government, through the National Social Security Administration (ANSES), confirmed that in September 2025 a new increase in retirement, pensions and social assignments will be applied.
This update of ANSES It responds to the consumer price index (CPI) corresponding to July, which marked an inflation of 1.9% according to the National Institute of Statistics and Census (INDEC). The rise is framed in the mobility formula established by the decree of necessity and urgency (DNU) 274/24, which adjusts the assets monthly depending on the evolution of prices.
With the 1.9%increase, pension assets will remain as follows: Minimum retirement: $ 320,277.17, Maximum retirement: $ 2,155,162.17, Universal Pension for the Elderly (PUAM): $ 256,221.74, non -contributory pensions (PNC): $ 224,194.02, Universal basic benefit (PBU): $ 146,512.19.
In addition, the pension bonus of $ 70,000 is maintained in force, implemented in March 2024. This reinforcement is granted to those who receive salaries below $ 390,220.69. In the event that the pension income exceeds that amount, the bonus is settled proportional.
Thus, those who charge the minimum retirement plus the bonus will receive a total of $ 390,277 raw, which represents the lowest entry guaranteed within the contributory regime. In net terms, discounting the contribution to the PAMI, that amount will be approximately $ 380,669.
The assignments will also be adjusted in September in line with inflation. The new amounts will be: Universal Son Assignment (AUH): $ 115,087.90. Universal Pregnancy Assignment (AU): $ 115,087.90. Son assignment (family salary) of the SUAF system: $ 57,548.03 for the first income step.
Adjustment
This adjustment of ANSES It seeks to preserve the purchasing power of beneficiary families, especially in a context of high accumulated inflation. In the first seven months of the year, the CPI accumulated 17.3%, while the shares without a bonus rose 19.1%. However, the minimum guaranteed income (retirement plus bonus) increased only 15%, which reflects a relative loss against price increase.
The 1.9% increase is applied after the presidential veto to a law that proposed an extraordinary increase of 7.2% and an update of the bonus. The President Javier Milei He decided to maintain the monthly adjustment scheme for inflation, arguing that it is more tax sustainable and avoids distortions in the pension system.
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