Payment dates for ID numbers ending in 4
People whose National Identity Document number ends in 4 will receive payments on different dates in October 2026, depending on the benefit. The reports consulted about the calendar published by ANSES agree that the payment date is not the same for all benefits.
| Benefit |
Payment date |
| Pensions that do not exceed the minimum benefit |
Thursday, October 15 |
| AUH and Family Allowance for Children |
Thursday, October 15 |
| Pregnancy Allowance |
Friday, October 16 |
| Pensions that exceed the minimum benefit |
Tuesday, October 27 |
| Non-Contributory Pensions |
Tuesday, October 13 |
| Prenatal Allowance |
Friday, October 16 |
What to keep in mind for each benefit
The October 15 date applies to people receiving pensions of up to the minimum benefit, as well as beneficiaries of the Universal Child Allowance (AUH) and the Family Allowance for Children. For pensions that exceed the minimum, ID numbers ending in 4 are grouped with those ending in 5: both are paid on October 27.
The Pregnancy Allowance has its own schedule and is paid on October 16 for this ID number ending. The Prenatal Allowance is also listed for that date for documents ending in 4 and 5. For Non-Contributory Pensions (PNC), ID numbers ending in 4 and 5 are paid on October 13.
The reports consulted differ on the schedule for Maternity Allowances: Perfil and El Litoral report a payment period from October 14 to November 10, while Infobae says they are paid on the first day of the calendar for all ID number endings. Because of this difference, the applicable date should be confirmed using official ANSES information. Lump-Sum Payments for marriage, birth, or adoption will be available from October 9 to November 10 for all ID number endings.
Increase and amounts: details that require verification
Infobae reported a monthly increase of 1.66%, while Minuto Uno gave it as 1.7%. Since the publications differ in their rounding, it is advisable to confirm the percentage and current amounts using official ANSES information before treating these figures as definitive. The dates in this article refer to the payment calendar for October published by the agency; the applicable date depends on the type of benefit and, in some cases, the benefit amount.