2024-11-13 10:00:00
ANSES continues November beneficiary payment schedule today, Wednesday 13th Non-contributory pension (PNC). There will also be a 3.47% correction this month, in line with October’s 3.5% price increase. Today, holders with IDs ending in 6 and 7 will receive payments.
Retirement benefits are expected to increase by 3.5%, but will not be reflected in the $70,000 bonus
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Full November Calendar for Non-Contributory Superannuation 2024
They have already charged:
- Documents ending in 0 and 1: As of November 8, 2024.
- Documents ending in 2 and 3: from November 11, 2024.
- Documents ending in 4 and 5: from November 12, 2024.
They charge today:
- Documents ending in 6 and 7: from November 13, 2024.
They will be charged on the following days:
- Documents ending in 8 and 9: from November 14, 2024.
Retiree Credits: Options and Amounts Available in November 2024
How much will be charged for non-contributory pensions in November 2024?
Through Resolution No. 979/2024 published in the Official Gazette, the government announced an increase in the amount of disability and old-age non-contributory pensions (PNC). After this adjustment, PNC beneficiaries will receive a total of $246,958.94. This amount consists of a base pension of $176,958.94, plus an additional bonus of $70,000, designed to increase the purchasing power of those receiving this benefit. This measure is intended to support the most vulnerable sectors in the current inflationary context.
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**Interview with Economic Analyst Laura Martín on ANSES November Payment Schedule**
**Host:** Welcome to the show, Laura! Today, we’re discussing the recent updates from ANSES regarding the November beneficiary payment schedule. Can you summarize what’s happening today?
**Laura Martín:** Absolutely! Today, November 13th, ANSES is continuing its payment schedule for beneficiaries. Specifically, holders of Non-contributory pensions (PNC) with ID endings in 6 and 7 will receive their payments. Additionally, there’s a 3.47% correction this month to accommodate for last month’s price increase of 3.5%.
**Host:** That’s interesting. How does this correction affect pensioners’ purchasing power in light of rising prices?
**Laura Martín:** The 3.47% adjustment is a positive step as it aims to keep pace with inflation. However, it’s important to note that while retirement benefits are also expected to rise by 3.5%, this increase will not be applied to the $70,000 bonus, which could impact beneficiaries’ overall support.
**Host:** So, the bonus remains unchanged despite inflation adjustments. What implications does this have for retirees?
**Laura Martín:** This discrepancy could lead to financial strain for many retirees who rely on every aspect of their benefits. While the increases are essential for maintaining purchasing power, not applying them to bonuses could mean that some retirees find it harder to make ends meet as prices continue to rise.
**Host:** Thank you, Laura, for your insights. As always, we appreciate your expertise on these important economic matters.
**Laura Martín:** Thank you for having me! It’s crucial to keep discussing these issues, as they impact many in our community.
