People aged 62 who haven’t gotten their September Social Security payment are looking forward to getting their direct deposit or check. People who made a lot of money as workers may get up to $2,710 back.
If you didn’t make a lot of money, your payment might be more like the average Social Security payment of $1,919 a month. People who didn’t quit until they were 70 can get up to $4,873.
24 hours for the next retirement benefit payment from Social Security
For people aged 62 and up who are getting retirement benefits and meet the standards, they can start getting their monthly payment on August 28, 2024.
Requirements to get Social Security on August 28 for 62+:
- applied for retirement benefits at 62 or later
- got approval from the Administration
- not receiving SSI benefits
- on benefits after April 30, 1997
- remains eligible
On August 30, 2024, people who don’t apply for Social Security on August 28 may get Supplemental Security Income. Because September 1 is a Sunday and the SSA offices are closed, SSI will be sent out on September 30.
Who can receive $2,710 from Social Security on August 28 and $1,415 from SSI on the 30th?
On August 28, you must have made the maximum amount of money that is taxed for at least 35 years in order to get $2,710 from Social Security. At the very least, that’s how many years you must have worked.
You also have to file when you turn 62 and have had jobs that were covered by SSA for that whole time. For people aged 62, the average check or direct payment is about $1,300. This is about the same amount that most retired workers can expect.
People who get a small amount of Social Security may also be able to get SSI. If you are married and qualified, SSI can give you up to $1,415 a year.
People get checks that range from $695 to $943 on average. Supplemental Security Income payouts of up to $472 can also be made to people who are considered essential. Do it now if you don’t make much money.