Supplemental Security Income benefits arrive every month to United States citizens. Sometimes you may receive two different checks for this benefit in the same month, but the fact is that the United States Social Security Administration sends one of these payments in each month of the year.
In total, a Supplemental Security Income recipient gets twelve different Supplemental Security Income payments during the course of a year. And the amount of each of these payments is the same, so it is easy to figure out how much money we will get each year from this extra Social Security benefit.
And, on top of that, we can also get another Social Security retirement payment. This means that each month we can get two different checks, one from Supplemental Security Income and one from Social Security Disability, age retirement or other reasons.
Well, the first of these checks for the month of July will arrive in just a few days. So if you have accepted your Supplemental Security Income benefit, you should know that the payment is very close and you should be able to get it soon.
When does the new Supplemental Security Income arrive?
The next Supplemental Security Income payment date is July 1st. The Social Security Administration will mail this check on that day, but not all Americans are able to get the payment on the same day it is mailed. In order to collect the July 1st payment on the same day, we must activate Direct Deposit.
Thanks to this collection method, any check sent by Social Security arrives instantly without having to wait a minute. Still, this collection method is not mandatory, but optional. So if you are not in a hurry to get the money, you may not activate Direct Deposit, since the money will still appear in your bank account.
The maximum check for the July Supplemental Security Income is $943. However, not all citizens can reach such a high amount. To do so, we must meet the requirement of having very low income. The lower the income, the higher the SSI benefit.