Argentina's social security agency ANSES announced that on August 13, 2026, it will pay Non-Contributory Pensions to beneficiaries whose national ID numbers end in 6 or 7. This monthly payment schedule covers vulnerable groups such as the elderly, disabled, and mothers of seven or more children. Here are the details.

Today is Payday: Non-Contributory Pensions for DNI 6 and 7

The National Social Security Administration (ANSES) reminds beneficiaries that August 13, 2026 is the day to collect their monthly benefits.

What Are Non-Contributory Pensions?

Non-Contributory Pensions are economic benefits provided by the Argentine national state, managed through ANSES, aimed at people in vulnerable situations who have not been able to make contributions to the pension system or lack the required years of contributions. The most common types include:

  • Old-Age Pensions: For people aged 70 or older who lack pension coverage.
  • Disability Pensions: For people with disabilities who cannot join the labor market and lack sufficient resources.
  • Pensions for Mothers of Seven or More Children: A state recognition for women who have raised large families and do not have access to other retirement benefits.

Unlike contributory pensions, these benefits do not require a minimum number of years of contributions. Instead, they are granted based on the applicant's socioeconomic situation and family group.

The information was officially shared on August 13, 2026 at 08:26 AM through ANSES's official X (formerly Twitter) account. You can view the original post at this link.

We recommend having your DNI and debit card ready to withdraw funds safely at ATMs or authorized bank windows.