Payment schedule for Social Security recipients on benefits after April 30, 1997

Eligible disability recipients and retirees on Social Security who did not receive a payment on August 2 will get payment from the Administration in August

Social Security payments in the United States

Social Security payments in the United States

Depending on when you started collecting Social Security retirement or SSDI benefit payments, you may get your money on a different date. Those who got benefits after April 30, 1997, have 3 payment dates.

However, they will only be eligible if they are not receiving Supplemental Security Income. If they are also on SSI, their payday is usually the 1st for SSI and the third for retirement or disability insurance payments.

New paydays in August for Social Security

The new and upcoming payments for retirees and disability insurance recipients will take place on three different paydays. Bear in mind that you can only receive one Social Security check or direct deposit.

If you are on Supplemental Security Income, you will not receive the September payment on the 1st. It has been rescheduled and you will get it on August 30, 2024. But what about the amounts for SSDI and retirement benefits in August?

Social Security payment amounts on the 14th, 21st and 28th

The amount of your payment does not depend on the payday but on your work history. For example, if you had jobs covered by Social Security for 35 years and you earned the taxable maximum all those years you can receive up to $4,873.

The average payment for retirees, as of June 2024, is $1,918. On the contrary, if you are on SSDI, you may receive a much lower amount. Although it can be up to $3,822, many recipients do not even qualify for an average SSDI of just $1,537.

Bear in mind that having a disability in your 20s or 30s can prevent you from working and paying payroll taxes. So it drastically reduces your payment amount. Those who have a very low check can apply for SSI or SNAP benefits at the same time.

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