Overview
- The government formalized a 2.15% mobility increase for July via resolution 186/2026 published in the Boletín Oficial, updating pensions, contributive and non‑contributive benefits and family allowances.
- ANSES will begin staggered, DNI‑based deposits with some minimum beneficiaries paid on Wednesday, July 8 to avoid delays around the July 9 holiday.
- The extraordinary bonus of up to $70,000 continues and is credited automatically with July payments; minimum pensioners receive the full bonus so the minimum total is $481,989.33.
- Payments are automatic and bank‑agnostic, the bonus is paid in full to minimum beneficiaries and proportionally to higher haberes up to the government‑fixed cap, and larger pensions receive only the mobility increase.
- The mobility rule uses INDEC inflation with a two‑month lag, so INDEC's June CPI due July 14 will determine the percentage that applies to August payments.