Financial education · Argentina · 2026

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2026

Argentina

Reference exchange rates

Argentine peso against the dollar and the euro

Updated: February 2026

Indicative values updated for educational purposes. They are not a recommendation to buy or sell foreign currency.

USD/ARS+0.42%

US dollar

$ 1,285.40

EUR/ARS-0.18%

Euro

$ 1,394.70

BRL/ARS+0.27%

Brazilian real

$ 234.10

Reference data based on retail market averages. Always check with your authorised financial institution.

Why Proxalento

Education, clarity and tools that make sense

We build content so that every person in Argentina can make better-informed financial decisions.

Protect your financial future with intelligence

Access tools designed to simplify your investments and help you reach economic stability more efficiently.

Digital innovation to grow your capital

Build a solid financial foundation through strategies focused on preserving the value of your money against inflation.

More control over your personal finances

Leverage advanced analysis systems that identify growth opportunities to optimise every financial decision.

A new way to strengthen your savings

Our goal is to give you transparency, protection and reliable tools to grow your wealth with peace of mind.

Learning hub

Learn at your own pace, with clear materials

Practical guides written by local specialists in personal finance and the Argentine economy.

How to build an inflation-resistant family budget

A step-by-step guide to splitting your income between essential expenses, savings and reserves, tailored to Argentina in 2026.

Savings

Fixed-term deposits, UVA and remunerated accounts compared

We compare the most common alternatives to protect pesos and clarify the risks and benefits of each.

Investing

A beginner glossary of the Argentine capital markets

Bonds, stocks, mutual funds, CEDEARs and MEP explained in plain language with everyday examples.

Home

Utilities, tariffs and subsidies: how to read your bill

Learn how to interpret the components of your electricity, gas and water bills to find real savings opportunities.

Social programs

Active assistance programs in Argentina

We compile public information about official programs so you know which ones exist and where to consult them. Proxalento does not manage or process any benefit.

Buenos Aires · Argentina

Program names, requirements and amounts may change. Always check the official channels: argentina.gob.ar and anses.gob.ar.

Universal Child Allowance (AUH)
Monthly income managed by ANSES for children of informal workers, social monotributistas and domestic-service workers.
Tarjeta Alimentar
Food assistance aimed at families with children up to 17 years of age and pregnant people from the third month onwards.
Potenciar Inclusión Joven
National program for young people aged 18 to 29 in vulnerable situations, with socio-educational and employment support.
ANSES Credits
Personal instalment loans for retirees, pensioners, AUH beneficiaries and employees in formal employment.

Important notice

Clear information about what we do and don't do

We do not provide financial services

Proxalento is a financial-education platform. We are not a bank, broker, registered financial advisor or foreign-exchange intermediary.

Educational materials, not investment advice

Our content is for informational and educational purposes only. It does not constitute personalised financial, accounting, legal or tax advice.

Potential returns considering the risks

Any reference to returns is illustrative. Every financial decision involves risks, including the potential total or partial loss of the invested capital.