New Social Security payments will be coming soon to thousands of United States citizens. Each new month that begins means that the new schedule of payments is available and in the next few days we will see the payments of this new benefit to a specific group of Americans.
In this sense, there are still many payments to come in the month of September, as the Social Security Administration will send the benefits to all beneficiaries. Of course, whether we get it sooner or later depends on the group of retirees to which we belong.
Likewise, the amount of the benefit depends on our previous record. If we have already applied for a Social Security retirement check, it is not possible to increase the payment directly. But it is possible to get other extra benefits such as Supplemental Security Income, for example.
If you think you can get the next Social Security check, it is advisable to take a good look at all the mandatory requirements. If you meet them, the money will be available to you in just a few days. Those who do not meet these requirements will have to wait a little longer.
Social Security payments for children born between the 1st and 10th birthdays
The payment of this benefit will be on the next 11th day of September and if we do not meet both requirements it will be impossible to get the check. Likewise, the collection method is important in order to get the check on the same day it is sent. Thus, those Americans who meet the two mandatory requirements but do not have the fastest collection method will not receive the money on the 11th day, but a little later.
The requirements to get this Social Security check are twofold:
- Have a Social Security benefit since after May 1997.
- Have a birthday between the 1st and 10th of any month.
By meeting both of these requirements, we will be able to have this benefit payment with checks of up to $4,873 if we have an Age Retirement Benefit. If we have a Disability check, the payment can be up to $3,822.
Can I change my Social Security collection day?
The timing of Social Security payments depends on the personal information listed above. In other words, to determine the time of the month when we will collect a check, we must take into account the year of retirement and the day of birth.
Since we cannot change this information, the day Social Security sends us the check can never be different. So each month you will get your payment on approximately the same days. So the best way to avoid problems is to be familiar with the retirement payment schedule.