
The last month of the year 2024 will bring an increase in the benefits for retirees, pensioners, and beneficiaries of allowances managed by the National Administration of Social Security (ANSES), equivalent to 2.69%, in line with the variation of the Consumer Price Index recorded in October. Additionally, retirees receiving the minimum pension, the Universal Pension for the Elderly (PUAM), and Non-Contributory Pensions (PNC) will receive an extraordinary bonus, the amount of which has not yet been confirmed but is estimated to be around $70,000.
The value of the minimum pension will increase from $252,798.48 to $259,599, and the maximum from $1,701,094.47 to $1,746,854 before the corresponding deductions for PAMI. With the extraordinary bonus, those receiving the minimum pension will receive a total of $321,811 net in December.
In addition to the increase in benefits, in December, retirees and pensioners will receive half of their Annual Complementary Salary (SAC) along with their monthly benefits. On the other hand, ANSES will raise the value of the installment for the retirement moratorium for retirees, in line with the increase in the minimum taxable base determined by the variation of the CPI in October.
The ANSES Debt Payment Plan, valid until March 2025, will allow those who do not meet the 30 years of mandatory contributions to access retirement. It will also be available for active workers over 50 years old with less than 20 years of contributions, who can make additional payments to meet retirement requirements.
In summary, the month of December 2024 will bring increases in the benefits of retirees, pensioners, and beneficiaries of allowances, as well as the granting of an extraordinary bonus and the half installment of SAC. ANSES will also update the value of the installment for the retirement moratorium for retirees, in accordance with the increase in the minimum taxable base.