Full list of Social Security payments after Halloween: SSI, SSDI, and retirement

Not all eligible beneficiaries get their money from the Social Security Administration on the same day, find out when SSI, SSDI or retirement comes

Social Security payments before and after Halloween for disability and retirement

Social Security payments before and after Halloween for disability and retirement

Halloween is a celebration in many countries and the United States is no exception. Since everyone knows it is celebrated on October 1, let’s see when Social Security has scheduled the payments for November.

For your information, some retirees and some disability beneficiaries will be surprised to know that their monthly payments will be delivered in advance. The Social Security Administration will issue the payment on the third on November 1, 2024.

Social Security scheduled 2 payments on Nov. 1

Apart from the retirement or SSDI payment on November 1, the Agency has also announced that SSI recipients will get their checks and direct deposits on November 1, as usual.

For SSI recipients it will be easy to know their payday. All eligible recipients collect their monthly payments on November 1. Nevertheless, there is a big surprise. Their December payment will be delivered on November 29.

In this way, they will receive 2 payments in the same month. Of course, this is no extra payment or bonus. It is simply a check or direct deposit issued in advance. Still, it could be advantageous because you may be short of money.

Eligibility for Social Security, list of payments and amounts

November 1 will be your payday if you started receiving retirement or SSDI benefits before May 1997. Another possibility to qualify is to be receiving Supplemental Security Income payments while on Social Security.

When it comes to payment amounts, retirees can get about $1,920 on average. SSDI recipients can collect average payments of about $1,539. SSI beneficiaries can receive about $698 on average. The largest benefit payment will be for retired workers who were high earners for 35 years in jobs covered by SSA. In fact, they can receive up to $4,873.

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