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Waiting for the new SSI? Official upcoming dates and requirements for this benefit

Waiting for the new SSI? Official upcoming dates and requirements for this benefit

Remember that there are two requirements for this benefit: being 65 years of age or older or having a disability and having a low monthly income.


US Government announces the official December payment schedule: there is an extra payout

US Government announces the official December payment schedule: there is an extra payout

This calendar adjustment does not alter the total annual amount SSI recipients receive, but represents an opportunity to better manage income during the holidays and beginning-of-year expenses.


Full schedule of new SSA payments: VA, SSDI, SSI, and age 65 retirement

Full schedule of new SSA payments: VA, SSDI, SSI, and age 65 retirement

In addition, beneficiaries who get their payments by direct deposit usually get the funds in their bank account on the scheduled date without delay, which is an advantage for those who rely on this monthly income.


SSI will increase 288$ due to cost of living increase, COLA

SSI will increase 288$ due to cost of living increase, COLA

For SSI recipients, this $288 increase in their annual payments, due to the COLA, represents a significant relief from the rising cost of living in areas such as housing, food and health care.


Requirements and conditions to get the Disability payment for the last week of August

Requirements and conditions to get the Disability payment for the last week of August

Before the end of August, the Social Security Administration will send an extra check to eligible United States citizens.


SSI, SSDI, VA, Stimulus Check July 2024: new payments in the first week of July

SSI, SSDI, VA, Stimulus Check July 2024: new payments in the first week of July

In general, we will have no problem determining at what time of the month the Social Security Administration will pay us each of the checks, but sometimes we may have certain irregularities in the payment.