Overview
- ANSES applied a 2.90% update for April and is paying the Asignación Universal por Hijo on its published monthly schedule.
- With March inflation at 3.38%, press estimates put May’s gross AUH near $146,090 per child, pending formal confirmation from ANSES.
- Beneficiaries receive 80% each month, and ANSES releases the remaining 20% after the Libreta proves school attendance and health checks.
- AUH can be suspended for formal employment or higher income, missing the Libreta, a child turning 18 unless they have a valid disability certificate, outdated family data, or over 90 days outside the country.
- Suspended cases can often restart by checking Mi ANSES, uploading the Libreta, updating family records, and filing a claim if needed, a process that affects about 2 million families caring for roughly 4 million children.