In June and July 2022, thousands of AUH and SUAF beneficiaries will finish paying the ANSES loans they took out between 2018 and 2020. As a result of this good circumstance, many people are trying to find out the balance owed for ANSES loans and the virtual way is the most recommended. to access this type of information.
Until a few days ago, the link to view the loan balance showed outdated information. Now, the page has been revamped and the site reflects current data.
What is the link to see how many installments you have left for ANSES credits?
The only official link is the one offered by ANSES as part of the virtual services and procedures area available for AUH, SUAF, PNC, Retirees and Pensioners.
This is a start of consultation that can be completed at the following link: https://servicioswww.anses.gob.ar/YHConsBCRASitio/ConsultaBCRA/InicioConsulta entering with the CUIL number of the beneficiary who took the credit debt.
Important: in case you do not know your CUIL number (Unique Labor Identification Code), you have to click on the statement that says “I don’t know my CUIL” and the system will show you on the screen the start of the query to generate the CUIL certificate by entering only the document number (DNI), name, surname, gender and date of birth. (see photo below).+
Once the procedure is done the system will show you how many installments are pending, total amounts and discount dates on outstanding credits. In the event that you do not see information related to social loans, that means that it has already been canceled.
When do the loans for AUH and SUAF come back?
Although there are still no confirmed dates for the return of the long-awaited ANSES credits, The truth is that they are getting closer, taking into account that during the next few months, the vast majority of the allocation beneficiaries will not have outstanding debts to settle with Social Security.
This also opens the possibility of reopening the lines, since earning more money also increases the chances of accessing a social rate loan. On the other hand, it is important to mention that the amount of the fees cannot exceed 20% of what is earned monthly in ANSES.
Another possible scenario is that the credits return only in January 2023, election year and also the year in which the credits taken during the first part of the pandemic will be paid off.
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