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Payment schedule of ANSES for October 2026

The payment dates for pensions and social allowances from ANSES in October 2026 depend on the last digit of the DNI.

9 October 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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The National Social Security Administration (ANSES) has published the payment schedule for October 2026. Beneficiaries of pensions and retirement benefits, as well as the Universal Child Allowance (AUH) and other benefits, will receive their payments on different dates based on the last digit of their national identification number (DNI).

For instance, those whose identification numbers end in 1 will begin to receive payments on the established dates for each type of benefit, which vary if they are receiving the minimum pension, a higher amount, or a different pension. This same criterion applies to DNIs ending in 2, which have specific dates according to the type of payment.

Regarding the Universal Allowances, the payment schedule for DNIs ending in 3 and 4 follows the same pattern, determining the dates of crediting based on the last digit. This allows for order in the payments and facilitates the organization of the beneficiaries.

On October 8, ANSES will begin the payment schedule for minimum pensions, non-contributory pensions (PNC), and other social allowances. This scheduling is aligned with the last digit of the beneficiaries' DNI, making it essential to check the corresponding dates for each case.

The schedule will also be available for those whose DNIs end in 8, who are part of the group of beneficiaries receiving their payment in the same month. ANSES assures that all amounts will be updated in accordance with current regulations.

Finally, payments on October 9 will also adhere to the established guidelines regarding the termination of the DNI, which includes an update of the benefits and allowances of 1.66%. Beneficiaries must stay informed of these dates to avoid issues with their payments.

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