In the U.S., disability payments are paid for by Social Security and the Federal Government. SSDI and SSI pay the most important amounts. The amount people can get varies on how well they meet the requirements.
This month’s disability check is due on September 11. But this payment will not be for people who get SSI. It will only be for people on SSDI who meet all the requirements set by Social Security.
SSDI & eligibility for September 11
Eligible recipients can get a direct deposit from the Social Security Disability Insurance on September 11 if they:
- are not eligible for SSI as well
- did not get benefits before May 1997
- remain eligible and do not break SSA rules
- were born from the 1st to the 10th (the month or year does not matter)
No matter what payday is in September, someone who gets Social Security Disability Insurance can get up to $3,822. Most of the time, they can get around $1,538. You might get SSI if your payment is too low. Also, if you were born between November 11 and October 31, your SSDI is due on September 18 and 25.
SSDI and SSI in October
On October 1, 2024, the payment for Supplemental Security Income is due. That’s why everyone who is qualified will get money from the Federal Government today.
In terms of the most money they can get:
- up to $943 if you are an individual
- up to $1,415 if you are a married couple
- up to $472 if you are an essential person
If you get SSI as well or for a long time before May 1997, your SSDI payouts will start on October 3. On October 9, 16, or 23, people born between January 1 and October 31, 1997, who got benefits after April 30, 1997, but don’t qualify for SSI can get money.