Social Security Administration (SSA) payments to SSDI claimants will increase by 2.5% due to the COLA increase. However, the cost-of-living adjustment increase will not be included in either of the November or December payments.
The only source of the COLA rise this year, on December 31, 2024, will be Supplemental Security Income, a benefit for individuals with disabilities.
On the 27th, the final SSDI payment of the month will be issued. Note that eligibility for this Social Security Disability Insurance payout in the United States is subject to a number of restrictions.
Requirements to get SSDI on November 27:
Checks or direct deposits from Social Security will be sent to:
- disability insurance recipients who qualified for this payment after May 1997
- disability recipients who do not receive Supplemental Security Income
- disability recipients whose birthday is from 21-31
Since any improvement in your disability must be reported, you must, of course, continue to be qualified. Your eligibility will surely be impacted by this. Therefore, as soon as your condition changes significantly, let SSA know. The maximum payment amount is $3,822, while the average is $1,542.
Social Security paydays for SSDI in December
Your payday comes on December 3 if you were a Disability Insurance beneficiary prior to May 1997. If you got benefits after that date, you can still qualify in another method.
You must, however, simultaneously receive SSI and SSDI benefits. In this scenario, your Disability Insurance check will arrive on December 3, 2024, and your Supplemental Security Income payment would arrive on November 29. Following that, there will be three more Wednesday payment rounds.
As with the November 27 payment, Social Security’s payday schedule is based on your date of birth. Therefore, on December 11, retired employees with impairments whose birthdays fall between 1 and 10 get paid.
December 18 is your birthday if you were born between the ages of 11 and 20. Alternatively, if you were born between 21 and 31, December 24. The COLA rise will be included in January payments for those who qualify for retirement, SSDI, or SSI benefits.
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