Disability benefits can be either SSDI or SSI. One is funded by the taxes workers pay to Social Security, while the other, SSI, is federally funded. In just a few days, there will be new monthly payments of up to $3,822.
Bear in mind that you will not qualify for any of the remaining payments in September if you are also receiving SSI or if you began collecting Social Security before May 1997.
SSDI payments left in September with checks of up to $3,822
The Social Security Disability Insurance payments will come on September 18 and September 25. Depending on when you qualify, you may receive the money from SSA on the third or the fourth Wednesday in September.
SSDI benefits will be sent to recipients’ bank accounts on September 18 if they were born from the 11th to the 20th. Those whose birthday is after the 20th will get money on September 25, the last payday in September.
- Disability Insurance payment on the 18th: birth date from the 11-20
- Disability Insurance payment on the 25th: birth date from the 21-31
- Disability Insurance payment on October 3: on benefits before May 1997, or also eligible for SSI
$3,822: the maximum payment amount in September for SSDI
The Social Security Administration has confirmed that the maximum benefit payment at Full Retirement Age is worth $3,822. In fact, retirees and SSDI recipients share this maximum amount.
To get such a large Social Security Disability Insurance payment you must have filed at the age SSA requires. What is more, you must have paid enough taxes as you worked.
Finally, you must have earned the contribution and benefit base, also known as the taxable maximum, for 35 years. In fact, that is the number of years you must have worked at least. In some cases, some workers may need more than 35 years to get the large disability benefit in 2024.