The Social Security Administration (SSA) announced that four SSDI checks will be distributed in June 2024. Only those who submitted and were accepted may receive payments.
Steps To Receive Social Security In The First Week Of June
- The first step should be to get checks for both retirement benefits and Supplemental Security Income. If that condition is satisfied, you might be one of the people who gets paid twice in the first week of June.
- It is a fact that on June 1st, you will be able to get your Supplemental Security Income check. This cheque will be issued by the Social Security Administration on the first of each month, as usual.
- For those in Group 1 who are American Social Security claimants, this second check is their retirement payout. To be a part of Group 1, we also needed to have received a benefit prior to 1997. There won’t be any additional requirements.
COLA And Stimulus Bonus Expected In June 2024
The bonus payment will be awarded to individuals who are receiving benefits from both the SSA and SSI. This essentially translates to a bonus check and an increase in welfare benefits. Main objective is to support American seniors who are experiencing financial hardships at such an age.
The news of the 3.2% rise in the COLA has been formally accepted by the SSA Government. The recipients may receive the attainable amount in June 2024. The anticipated date of the past-due payments is June 14, 2024.
SSDI And Check Amounts In June 2024
The amount of each beneficiary’s Social Security Disability Insurance payout in 2024 may differ. Your previous salary history, filing age, number of years worked, and amount paid to the SSA will all play a role in this.
According to Social Security, the average SSDI payout in 2024 will be around $1,537. Following the COLA increase, SSDI recipients can receive up to $3,822.
They have to have earned the taxable limit ($160,200 in 2023) for 35 years in addition to submitting beyond the deadline. If the beneficiary’s spouse or children qualify for SSDI based on your record, these normal benefits can go up.
Applicants can check online their yearly statement to see if they have earned enough Social Security credits to be eligible for payments.