Every month, more than 70 million seniors retired or insured in the U.S. Social Security Administration (SSA) programs receive their benefits in amounts reaching up to $5,000 in some cases.

To know the payment dates, Social Security publishes a monthly schedule in which beneficiaries can pay attention to their collection days and in this way better manage their benefits, since many depend solely on this money.

Although the collection days are already established month by month for some beneficiaries, such as the case of those insured in the Supplemental Security Income (SSI) program, whose fixed payment date is the first days of each month, there are some exceptions when, for example, that day coincides with a weekend or holiday; In this sense, the entity makes an adjustment.

When will the other check be sent in July?

Therefore, for this month of July, SSI beneficiaries will receive a double check, but it is not a double payment, but rather a calendar adjustment, since the collection date for the month of August was brought forward because it coincides with a weekend; Therefore, policyholders will receive next month's money on Friday, July 31.

What are the SSI amounts?

In terms of amounts, SSI beneficiaries are divided into three categories: individuals receive $900 per month, jointly insured receive $1,800, and essential individuals, those who provide care to SSI insured, receive $400 every month.

Who can access the SSI benefit?

Supplemental Security Income is an extension of the Social Security Administration, a program intended to send supplemental payments to low-income retirees under age 65 or disabled seniors with few resources.

What are the next SSI payment dates?

There are many beneficiaries who totally depend on these monthly checks; Therefore, here are the upcoming payment dates for this year:

For more information about this program, visit the SSA website.