November SSI and SSDI payments of about $698 & $1,539 coming in Days

November is just around the corner and the Social Security Administration has made an announcement of the next SSDI and SSI payments

november ssi payments

november ssi payments

The last SSDI payment has been just sent on October 23, 2024. However, millions of Social Security recipients are already getting ready for their next SSI or Disability Insurance direct deposit or check.

According to the Social Security Administration, the average payments for SSI are about $698 and approximately $1,539 for SSDI. Payment amounts vary greatly among recipients depending on their work history, filing age, and earnings or resources.

Is it the last SSI or SSDI payment SSA has scheduled in November?

Even if there is just one single payment for SSI per month, sometimes it must be sent in the previous month. This is because it falls on a holiday or weekend. November 29 will be when the SSI payment for December will be issued.

When it comes to SSDI payment dates, there will be 3 more paydays. The rest of the payments will be issued on the second, third or fourth Wednesday in November.

SSI and SSDI payment

Although Supplemental Security Income payments and Social Security Disability Insurance payday are often on different dates, they can sometimes share payday.

This usually happens when the Social Security payment needs to be sent ahead of schedule and the previous business day falls on the first day of the month. This is exactly what will happen on November 1.

All SSI recipients will collect their next payment on November 1, 2024, as long as they remain eligible. To get your SSDI payment on November 1 you must be also receiving SSI, apart from SSDI, or have received benefits before May 1997

Maximum Payment Amounts for SSI and Disability Insurance

The maximum amount for SSI will be $472 for an essential person, $943 for an individual, and $1,415 for eligible married couples. Disability Insurance recipients can get a payment of up to $3,822 if they were high earners for at least 35 years in jobs covered by SSA.

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