While the first SSDI payment is due on April 3, other recipients will not cash their checks until April 24. As you can see, there is a big window for the Administration to send money to those on disability benefits.
SSDI is only for those who remain eligible. That is, they may not be for the rest of your life if your condition improves. Thanks to new techniques and medical breakthroughs some people get over their disabilities.
WILL YOU RECEIVE $1,536 FROM SOCIAL SECURITY IF ELIGIBLE FOR SSDI?
This amount is just an average payment. So, it can be helpful for applicants to know what many recipients collect. Therefore, many recipients may collect a lot more or even a lot less.
SSDI payment amounts depend on the earnings you had as a worker. The age you filed also matters. The younger you apply for Social Security, the lower your check will be.
Those who have earned the taxable maximum for 35 years and filed late, can get up to $3,822. Hence, there can also be huge checks for a small percentage of beneficiaries.
SSDI PAYMENT DATES IN APRIL
If you got a check or direct deposit on April 1 and you also receive SSDI, your payment was due on April 3. Those on Social Security before May 1997 will received money on April 3 as well.
Then, there will be three more paydays for those on disability benefits after April 30, 1997. Payment dates are April 10, April 17, and April 24. To get money on any of these dates, you must check your birthday.
Recipients whose birthdays are from 21-31 will receive it on April 24. If your birth date is from 11-20, you will get your SSDI payment on April 17. If your birthday is not on those dates, you will get it on April 10.