The entity in charge of Fernanda Raverta will pay this Thursday retirements and pensions that exceed the minimum, among others. The details
For iProfessional
01/25/2023 – 8:49 p.m.
The National Social Security Administration (ANSES) established the collection dates for each of the beneficiaries.
The vast majority of the benefits and assignments were diagrammed based on the termination of the DNI. However, there are many financial aids that are guided by a particular date for all those who are immersed in them, regardless of what document number they have.
Next, each of the plans that are charged the Thursday, January 26, 2023.
ANSES: payment schedule for January 26, 2023
The benefits scheduled for this day are:
- Retirees and pensioners who exceed the minimum salary: ID ending in 4 and 5.
- Unemployment benefit: DNI ending in 6 and 7.
- Family Assignments of Non-Contributory Pensions: it is paid from January 10 to February 10 to all its holders.
- One Time Payment Assignments: It is paid between January 5 and February 10, regardless of the termination of the DNI.
The National Social Security Administration continues with its first schedule of the year
ANSES: when are retirees and pensioners who exceed the minimum salary charged
- DNI ending in 4 and 5: January 26
- DNI ending in 6 and 7: January 27
- DNI completed on 8 and 9: January 30
ANSES: when do I collect Single Payment Assignments
It is paid between January 5 and February 10, regardless of the termination of the DNI.
ANSES: when do I collect Non-Contributory Pension Family Allowances
It is paid between January 10 and February 10, regardless of the termination of the DNI.
ANSES: when do I collect Unemployment Benefit
- DNI ending in 6 and 7: January 26
- DNI ending in 8 and 9: January 27
ANSES loans of up to $240,000: how to request them
The National Social Security Administration (ANSES) grants loans up to $240,000 with different variants depending on the addressee, with terms of 24, 36 and 48 installments, which can be requested by:
• Retirees and pensioners
• Monotributistas
• Universal Pension for the Elderly (PUAM)
• Independent workers
• Non-contributory pension for disability
• Non-contributory Pension for Mother of 7 Children
ANSES loans of up to $240,000: how to request them
Among the requirements requested, one of the most important is that In some cases, the quota must not exceed 20% of the monthly income and in others, as in the case of retirees, 30%. Regarding the disbursement of the loan, its amount is generally deposited within 5 business days in the applicant’s bank account. To access these loans, certain requirements must be met:
• Be Argentine or naturalized
• Currently residing in the country
• Be less than 90 years of age at the end of the credit
• Present original ID and a photocopy
• Have your own bank account with your CBU
• Request a shift at one of the agency’s branches
ANSES loans of up to $240,000: the requirements
In the case of credits for Non-contributory pensions, the amount goes from $5,000 at 85,000 pesos, with a quota / income ratio of 20%. Other requirements are to have residence in the country, to be over 18 years old and 78 years old at the time of finalizing the credit.
According to the ANSES page, to apply for a loan, the following requirements must be met:
1. Gather all the detailed documentation on the official ANSES site;
2. Carry out the procedure online (through Mi Anses) in person;
3. Once the application is approved, the ANSES Credit will be credited within 5 business days.
Regarding the monthly payment of fees and amount owed, it is recommended to follow the following steps:
1. Enter the ANSES website with the Social Security code;
2. Click on “ANSES Credits”,
3. Then click on “Check installment amount” and the credit provision that corresponds to the loan that we have requested.
ANSES loans: what is the interest rate?
Regarding the interest rate, in all cases, it is 29%. For a 24-month loan, the total financial cost amounts to 36.04%; 37.03%, in 36 installments; at 37.55%, in 48 installments.
With these rates, For a 24-month term, the first installment will be $14,300, for 36 months it goes down to $11,100 and for 48 months up to $9,650. In the case of amounts up to $85,000, the installments will be $5,043, $3,919 and $3,592 for said terms.
