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Retirement Payment Schedule from Anses for September 2026

The National Social Security Administration has published the payment schedule for retirees and pensioners in September, along with other relevant details about payments.

3 September 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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The National Social Security Administration (Anses) has released the retirement payment schedule for September 2026. Payments will be made on different dates depending on the last digit of the beneficiaries' National Identity Document (DNI) number, as well as the type of benefit received, whether it be minimum pension, higher pension, or retirement.

Retirees whose DNI ends in 0 will receive their payments on specific dates as outlined by Anses. This measure is part of a broader effort to organize the payments of social benefits for the month of September.

Additionally, retirees with DNIs ending in 1 will also receive their payments on different days throughout the month. It is essential for these beneficiaries to verify the correct payment date according to the regulations established by the social security agency.

Anses has informed that there will be an update to the minimum pension, which will affect retirees during this period. The new amounts to be received in September will be reflected in the recently published schedule.

Furthermore, it has been emphasized that retirees need to verify three important aspects on the 'Mi ANSES' portal before receiving their payments. This month will also include an increase and a bonus that can reach up to 70,000 pesos for certain beneficiaries, as reported.

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