Supplemental Security Income recipients will not receive a new payment until July. Bear in mind that Social Security only schedules an SSI payment per month.
Unlike retirement or SSDI benefits, which have 4 different paydays every month. Do not forget that SSI payments are only for low-income Americans who have a disability, are blind, or are at least 65 years old.
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Exact payment date for SSI recipients in the USA
Social Security’s payment schedule shows that the SSI payment date will be July 1. Therefore, there will be no delays or advanced payment. For your information, if the payday falls on a holiday or on the weekend, beneficiaries receive their money on the previous business day.
If you are already planning your summer holidays and you are receiving Supplemental Security Income benefits, be ready for this change. August will bring 2 SSI payments, one on August 1 and the other one on August 30.
This is because the SSI payment for September will be sent on the previous business day since September 1 is Sunday. Therefore, there will be no bonus or extra payment. Save this money for the month of September.
Who can receive $1,415 from SSI in the payment in July?
If you have no earnings and no money on hand, you may qualify for up to $1,415 if you are married. Those Supplemental Security Income recipients who receive retirement or SSDI benefits may get an average payment though.
For example, those recipients aged 65 or older get about $574 on average from the Supplemental Security Income. The average SSI payment for all beneficiaries is a little higher.
SSA claims that the average Supplemental Security Income payment for all recipients is $698. If you are under 18 you may also receive Supplemental Security Income and the average check can be $815. Recipients aged 18-64 could get about $743 as of April 2024. So, age matters when it comes to payment amounts.