Millions of U.S. citizens are eagerly awaiting their Social Security checks, a crucial financial support that helps them meet essential expenses amid rising U.S. inflation.
If you are over the age of 62 and have not received any Social Security payments on the dates of November 3, 8 or 15, you may be eligible for the next check. It is important to note that only people who applied for benefits after April 30, 1997 are considered for this payment, excluding applicants prior to this date.
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To qualify for the next average payment of about $1,841, date of birth plays an important role. Only those born between the 21st and 31st of a month are eligible for this Social Security payment. Birth dates outside this range are not eligible. As the November Social Security payments draw to a close, this check represents the last chance for those who meet the specified criteria.
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The Social Security Administration will distribute checks for an average amount of about $1,841 beginning in September 2023. However, some individuals may receive significantly higher amounts, with a maximum of up to $4,555 in 2023 for those in their 70s. To qualify for this higher payment, one must have a minimum of 35 years of work history, retire at age 70, and have a history of exceptional earnings.
The third November Social Security payment will be paid on November 22. Many are curious about the dates of the following month’s payments. For Supplemental Security Income (SSI) recipients, the payment date is November 1.
If you have already received any of these payments in November, you will not receive the next payment once you enter the last month of the year.
Individuals receiving retirement or disability benefits with a lower payment amount are eligible for SSI, which is designed to help low-income Americans. It is advisable to apply for this supplement as soon as possible to increase your financial assistance.