Than that Social Security Administration confirmed With next year’s official COLA increase, millions of beneficiaries of the Retirement, Survivors, Disability Insurance (RSDI) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) programs will finally learn how much their monthly benefits will increase starting in January 2025. Find out more about the recently confirmed dates for next year’s Social Security payments, as well as the estimated amounts each beneficiary will be entitled to, assuming you are eligible for these federal benefits.

When will the first Social Security checks be issued in 2025?

The federal agency is responsible for paying five rates each month. Beneficiaries of the Supplemental Security Income (SSI) and Retirement, Survivor, and Disability Insurance (RSDI) programs are the first recipients to receive their first two payments on the first and third days of each month. The SSA then makes three additional benefit payments to RSDI beneficiaries on the second, third, and fourth Wednesday of each month based on each beneficiary’s date of birth. The Social Security Payment Schedule states that SSI beneficiaries will receive their benefits on Tuesday, December 31, instead of January 1, because January 1 is a federal holiday.

The SSA will delay payment to Friday, January 31st because February 1st is a weekend. SSI beneficiaries will receive early payment from February payments even if they do not receive their monthly benefits until January. Other than this minor schedule change, retirees, survivors and disabled workers will continue to receive regular payments on the third of each month if they filed before May 1997. Those who submitted an application after this date will receive it Social Security Payments staggered according to the day of their birth.

The Social Security Administration just approved the new Social Security checks to be issued next year

Social Security Benefits are determined by a variety of criteria, including the age of the beneficiaries, their employment history, contributions made during employment and the type of disability, especially for those trying to qualify for the SSDI program. After program eligibility, SSA calculates the monthly payment amount based on the beneficiary’s situation. However, the value of the benefit fluctuates annually due to an increase in the cost of living adjustment (COLA), which helps beneficiaries maintain inflation.

We would like to inform you of the estimated increase in social security contributions, taking into account a 2.5% increase in monthly benefits, while the civil servant COLA increase is not expected to be announced until October. Please keep in mind, however, that this is only an estimate of future increases in Social Security benefits; Actual percentages may vary and payment amounts may also vary.

Please note that if your monthly report does not arrive on the scheduled date, you should wait at least three shipping days before contacting SSA customer service as the delay may be related to your bank processing system. For more information about your monthly payment amounts, always check your My Social Security Account.