On the 25th day of September the Social Security Administration will pay a new check to a group of United States citizens. This new group must meet the eligibility criteria to get the check. If you do not meet the criteria you cannot get the payment, as you would belong to a different group of retirees.
Only two conditions must be met in order to get this payment from the Social Security Administration. On the one hand, we must have had the retirement check since a specific time. On the other hand, we must have our birthday within a few days of the month. Thus, citizens who are within these requirements can get the September 25th payment with the COLA increase added.
September 25th Social Security Administration Eligibility Requirements
As mentioned above, there are two requirements to qualify for the September 25th check. If we do not meet the requirements, we do not need to worry, as the payment should already be in our checking account.
This is the last payment for the month of September. After this payment, we have to wait until October before we can get check. Be that as it may, the requirements for the September 25th Social Security Administration payment are:
- Have a retirement benefit since after May 1997.
- Have a birthday between the 21st and 31st of any month.
Americans who meet these requirements can get a check for up to $4,873 on September 25. Although the Social Security Administration sends out the check on this day, to get it immediately, you must activate Direct Deposit. Without this collection method, the money appears a few days later.
How do I increase my Social Security Administration payment?
In order to get the biggest check from the Social Security Administration possible, it is necessary to plan ahead for retirement. There are three key elements to getting a good retirement check. So, the three elements are:
- Retirement age.
- Years worked.
- Salary as a worker.
The retirement age that we must reach in order to have the highest possible check is 70 years old. Likewise, we must also take into account both the salary during the time as a worker and the fact that we must have worked 35 years before applying for a check to the Social Security Administration.