Some people who are qualified will get good news in November. The thing is, there is no extra money or bonus. Instead, Social Security sends a direct payment or check ahead of time.
This is how Social Security planned the SSI payment for November and the retirement and SSDI payment for November 3. This was done on November 1. That means there will be two payments at the same time.
SSI and Social Security on November 1
As usual, people who get SSI will get their monthly payment on November 1. Some people who get Supplemental Security Income do so because they don’t make much money and their retirement or SSDI check isn’t enough.
In this case, they get SSI on November 1 and either retirement or SSDI on November 3. The payment plan for this year is very different from last year’s because both paydays are in the same month.
People who get both SSI and Social Security on the third will get their retirement or SSDI payment 48 hours early. That means they won’t have to wait as long as they did last month.
SSI and Social Security payment amounts for November 1
As of November 1, the most that SSI users can get is $943. Each person can get that much, but married pairs who qualify can get up to $1,415 from the Federal government.
Everyone who gets SSI gets about $698 a month, and people aged 65 and up get about $574. If you are retired and getting benefits, the average amount is $1,920. People with disabilities who are eligible for SSDI may get a payment of about $1,539 a month.
Remember that the only reason you get SSI and Social Security is because you don’t make much money or have much saved. That means that these people don’t get the biggest Social Security income. Don’t forget that people who make a lot of money can get up to $4,873 in retirement and up to $3,822 on SSDI (disability benefit).
Also See:- The October Social Security Changes That Will Affect Retirees: A List of Changes