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ANSES ‘Beneficios Capital Humano’ Brings Grocery Discounts and Cashbacks to Retirees Nationwide

Clear rules on cards, apps, and caps determine how much each shopper actually saves.

Overview

  • Argentina’s program for retirees now spans more than 7,000 merchants and 12,000 points of sale, with typical 10% off at supermarkets and up to 20% on cleaning and personal care items.
  • Savings show up either as a discount on the receipt or as a later refund, and buyers must pay with the debit or credit card linked to the account where they receive their ANSES benefits.
  • Banco Nación offers 30% back on supermarket and wholesaler purchases made through MODO in the BNA+ app with a $12,000 weekly cap that can total $120,000 per person over the promotion.
  • Retirees who are paid at Banco Nación get an extra 5% back using BNA+ MODO with a $5,000 weekly limit and a $20,000 monthly cap.
  • Major chains include Carrefour, Coto, Jumbo, Disco, Vea, La Anónima, Día, Chango Más, Josimar, and Toledo, with terms that vary by store such as a 10% discount capped at $35,000 at Carrefour, a $2,000 per-transaction refund cap at Día, a 20% no-cap offer at Toledo, and a Jumbo QR refund of 20% on set days with a $25,000 monthly limit per bank.