SSDI payments are still on the way in September. Actually, there are 2 important groups of Social Security Disability Insurance beneficiaries who have not received their money yet.
Thus, you could still receive the second or third round of SSDI payments on Wednesdays if you qualify. Social Security can either send a check or direct deposit. Payments are expected to be on time, so no delays are expected. If you do not receive your money on time, contact your bank first.
SSDI payment schedule for September
If you did not qualify for Social Security Disability Insurance on September 3 or September 11, there are just 2 possible paydays left. One of the payments will be due in just 3 days, while the other will take 10 days.
- SSDI payment on September 18: if your birthday is from the 11-20
- SSDI payment on September 25: for beneficiaries born from the 21-31
Depending on your background and work history, you may receive a lower or higher payment amount. Socia Security Disability Insurance payments can be about $1,539 on average. However, they can be up to $3,822 if you were a high earner and meet the other requirements.
SSDI payment schedule for October
Some SSDI recipients may also receive SSI (Supplemental Security Income) benefits. These payments have been scheduled for October 1 by the Social Security Administration.
If you started collecting Social Security Disability Insurance payments before May 1997, October 3 will be your next payment date. If you are receiving SSDI and SSI, October 3 will also be your payday.
The Wednesday payments will take place on October 9, October 16, and October 23. To get money on these days you cannot be receiving SSI and you must have received benefits after April 30, 1997. Average amounts for SSDI recipients in October may be similar to the ones in September about $1,539.
If you have a really low payment and you cannot make ends meet with Social Security Disability Insurance, it is high time you applied for Supplemental Security Income and SNAP benefits.
