ANSeS Credits: 35,000 requests received in five hours – 17/04/2019

Wednesday afternoon at four o'clock in the morning, barely five hours after the announcement, ANSES had already placed more than 35,000 loans denominated, precisely "ANSeS Credits". According to the information available to the pension agency at that time, 29,730 credits had been requested via the Internet and 5,826 in person, in one of the offices located throughout the country. The processing of requests could have been more important had there been no intermittent drops in the computer system.

It was also known at that time that 84% of the loans had been requested by the beneficiaries of the universal child benefit and the rest by the holders of the single pension for old people (PUAM) and the non-contributory pension (PNC). ). The loans administered by ANSeS are financed with funds managed by the Sustainability Guarantee Fund (GSF) and were an essential tool to finance the consumption of the low-income segment in 2017, precisely a few months before the elections. the ruling party has triumphed.

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Now, given inflation and the new interest rate scenario, ANSeS has adjusted the maximum amounts and interest rates for different types of loans to which retirees, retirees and beneficiaries different social schemes can access.

The main features of these credits:

Retired and retired: they can claim up to $ 200,000, pay in installments of 24 to 60 installments and rates range from 44.7% to 50.8%. In this case, the highest credit, made in 60 installments, can give rise to monthly payments of 7 288 pesos.

Holders of non-contributory pensions by disability or old age, mothers with more than 7 children and the universal old-age pension can obtain credit up to 70,000 pesos, at rates ranging from 41 to 50%, with durations ranging from 24 at 60 months. Example: anyone who pays PUAM can claim $ 67,000 and pay 60 installments of 2,421 pesos.

The tfrom AUH they can claim up to $ 12,000 per benefit, to be paid in 24 or 36 months. In this case, 36 payments of 616.83 pesos will be paid, for example.

Finally, those who collect family badignmentr can apply for a loan of up to 12,000 pesos under conditions similar to those of AUH holders.

According to ANSES, the credits already granted (of the previous generation) are distributed as follows: they requested a loan of at least 81% of the AUH beneficiaries, 52% of those who receive non-contributory pensions, 50% of those receiving benefits. parents and 24% of those receiving a pension or pension.

ANSeS estimates that these loans will be paid on the market for approximately 125,000 million pesos. These are funds that, according to the data of the credits already granted in the previous round, are allocated to minor spare parts of the house, the consumption of durable goods and the payment of debts.