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Social Security update: $914 cash payment arrives in 21 days.

Federal ⁤Supplemental Security Income Program Beneficiaries to Receive First September Payment

According to the Social Security ​Administration’s‍ calendar, beneficiaries of the Federal ‍Supplemental Security Income (SSI) program can expect to receive their ‍first⁤ payment for​ September in three weeks. This monthly installment, worth up⁢ to $914 for individual filers, will be disbursed ‍on Friday, Sept. 1.

This payment is the first of two for the ⁣month, as there is a ‍unique scheduling situation. ⁤The second payment, which will replace October’s check, will be sent out on Friday, ‍Sept. 29. This adjustment is necessary because Sept. 30 ‍and Oct. 1 fall on a weekend this year.

Double Payments‌ for Beneficiaries

Typically,⁤ SSI recipients receive ​one payment per month. However, this year, beneficiaries will receive two checks in four ​months: March, June, September, ​and December. This is due to weekends falling on the first ⁢of the month in April, July, and October, ⁤as well as Jan. 1 being a holiday.

Despite the altered schedule,⁢ beneficiaries will⁣ still receive a total of 12 checks per year, as there are no payments in April, July, October, or ‍January.

Qualifications for the Supplemental Security Income Program

In order ‌to qualify for ⁢the⁢ Supplemental Security Income⁤ program, ‌individuals must‌ be​ over 65 and meet specific financial ⁢requirements. Those under ​65 may also qualify if they are partially blind, have a physical‍ or mental condition that significantly limits their daily activities for at least one year, ⁣or are expected to result in death.

Children can also be eligible ⁢for SSI payments if they are blind⁣ or have a physical or mental condition that seriously limits⁣ their daily activities for at least a year ⁢or is expected to result‍ in ‌death. Additionally, their parents must have limited income or savings.

The amount of money beneficiaries ⁤receive ‍depends on their application‍ and circumstances:

  • Eligible couples can‌ receive‍ up ⁤to $1,371 ⁤every‌ month.
  • Individual filers can receive ‌as much as $914 every month.
  • Essential caregivers​ living with and caring for SSI recipients can receive up to⁢ $458​ per month.

It’s important to note that not every recipient receives the maximum payout.

SSI payments have been issued since January 1974, and payment rates‍ have increased annually for cost-of-living adjustments ⁤since​ 1975. The projected COLA increase for 2024⁢ is approximately 3%, based on​ June’s⁣ numbers. ​The ‍exact increase ⁤will be announced on‌ Oct. 12.

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