SSDI beneficiaries and retirees may get benefits on the same paycheck. When these qualified individuals can start receiving money in their bank accounts was disclosed by Social Security.
Social Security’s payment schedule indicates that pensioners will get their money on September 18. This implies that within 48 hours, qualified beneficiaries will get their cheque or direct deposit. On this same paycheck, certain SSDI claimants may also obtain benefits.
September 18: SSDI and retirement benefit payments
You still have two chances to receive your new payment if you were on Social Security but did not meet the requirements for any of the prior installments. To get funds on September 18 from the Administration, you:
- Born between the 11th and 20th of the month.
- Not a recipient of Supplemental Security Income (SSI).
- Did not receive SSDI or retirement benefits prior to May 1997.
Given that a spouse receives $909 on average and the average payment for retired workers is $1,920, a married couple meeting the eligibility requirements might get a payment of approximately $2,829 in total.
Comparably, an SSDI beneficiary and their spouse may receive, on average, $1,960, $1,539 for workers, and $421 for spouses.
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September 25: SSDI and retirement benefits payments
Should your birthday fall between the 21st and the 31st, you can be eligible for the September 25th payout instead. Retirees and SSDI beneficiaries will also benefit financially from this.
Of course, in order to be eligible for any of these Social Security benefits, you had to have applied and been approved. Your payment may be substantially slower than the $1,539 for disability insurance and the $1,920 for retirement if you do not receive an average payment.
You should apply for benefits under the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program and Supplemental Security Income in this situation.
They can improve your financial situation and assist you in overcoming food insecurity. Social Security will pay payments to anyone who began receiving them prior to May 1997 on October 3, 2024.
Resource: New Social Security payment for retirees and SSDI recipients: checks worth $2,829 & $1,960
