Your date of birth will be the most crucial criteria for getting a Social Security check this week. This is your next paycheck if you are eligible for retirement benefits but did not receive them in November.

The last paycheck of the month, November 27, is really when you are most likely to be eligible for a payment.

Regardless of the month of their birth, retirees whose birthdays fall between the 21st and the 31st are eligible to receive their Social Security check or direct deposit on the 27th. If you are on SSI or got payments before May 1997, it won’t be your payday.

How much will Social Security recipients get on Nov. 27?

Every Social Security recipient receives a different amount. This is due to the fact that not every retiree has the same level of job experience. Thus, the amount of your payment is determined by:

• the age you file
• the earnings you had as a worker
• the jobs you had and if they were covered by SSA
• the number of years you worked

It is feasible to determine the average quantity, though. As of October 2024, it is around $1,924. If they filed at age 62, some retirees might receive up to $2,710. Up to $3,822 is available to seniors who filed at full retirement age. The maximum benefit payment in 2024 will be up to $4,873 when you turn 70.

Social Security payments after Nov. 27

Here are some possible upcoming retiree paydays if you are not eligible for a retirement benefit payment on November 27 because of a prior check or deposit.

The next Social Security payment after November 27 will actually be on December 3, according to the agency’s payment schedule. You must be on SSI or have received benefits prior to May 1997 in order to be eligible.

Remember that on November 29, 2024, the December SSI payment will be made. In order to prevent delays caused by SSA offices being closed on December 1, 2024, it will be sent ahead of time. Payments will be made to other qualified retirees on Wednesdays, December 11, 18, and 24.

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