September arrives with news for retirees and pensioners who receive their assets through the National Social Security Administration (ANSES). Within the framework of the new mobility formula that adjusts pension income according to inflation, the agency confirmed a 1.9% increase for all benefits.
In addition, the extraordinary bonus of $ 70,000 remains in force, which allows the minimum retirement to reach $ 390,277.17 in total. This adjustment of ANSES It responds to the July Consumer Price Index (CPI), which was 1.9% according to INDEC. As the mobility formula contemplates inflation two months ago, that percentage directly impacts the hosts of September.
Although the increase is modest, it represents a relief for thousands of older adults who depend on this benefit as the sole source of income. With the 1.9%increase, the minimum base retirement goes from $ 314,300.85 to $ 320,277.17.
To this amount is added the reinforcement bonus of $ 70,000, that the Government It has maintained since March 2024 as a measure to compensate for the loss of purchasing power against inflation. In this way, the total that retirees of the minimum will receive in September will be $ 390,277.17.
This bonus is not paid universally. They only receive it in their entirety who charge the minimum being. In the case of retirees who receive amounts greater than $ 320,277.17 but less than $ 390,277.17, the bonus is adjusted proportionally so that the total does not exceed that stop.
In addition to the minimum retirement, other benefits are also impacted by the increase and bonus: Universal Pension for the Elderly (PUAM): It goes to $ 256,221.74, and with the bonus it reaches $ 326,221,743. Non -contributory pensions (PNC) due to disability or old age: they rise to $ 224,194.02, and with the bonus they reach $ 294,194.02.
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Although the $ 70,000 bonus was not officially confirmed as permanent, since ANSES Its continuity is discounted. The reinforcement began to be implemented in 2024 as a transient measure, but remained throughout the year and is still in force in September 2025.
The objective is to sustain the purchasing power of the most vulnerable retirees, especially in a context of persistent inflation and increases in basic services. The government, however, has been cautious about future updates of the amount.
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