Social Security December SSSI Payment – Confirms Maximum Amounts Of $1,415

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Social Security December SSSI Payment – Confirms Maximum Amounts Of $1,415

A lot of people in the US have low incomes. Supplemental Security Income payments are going to about 7.5 million people. SSI payments are made on the first of every month unless there is a reason to change the payday.

People who get SSI can get a total of 12 payments a year, or one payment a month. You will always get one payment ahead of time for the next month, even if you get two payments in the same month.

Why is the SSI payment for December arriving in November?

Just so you know, December 1 is a Sunday. So, the Supplemental Security Income payment has to be sent on the day before the business day, which means getting the money more than 24 hours ahead of time.

The payment from Social Security will be sent on November 29, 2024, instead of December 1, 2024, as shown on their site. In the event that you receive a check or direct deposit on the 29th, you will be paid 48 hours early.

So, people who get SSI have to keep the money they get on November 29 for another month. Still, it will help if you owe money or need to pay back a loan but are short on cash.

Who will receive $1,415 from Supplemental Security Income on Nov. 29?

This is the most that married people who are eligible for Supplemental Security Income will be able to get. For this to work, you can’t get any discounts. When you have no other way to make money and no savings, this is what usually happens.

People who get SSI and are considered individuals can get up to $943. As of October 2024, people who get help from this Federal program can get an average of $697. Supplemental Security Income can also give money to people who are very important to society.

The last payment for people who get SSI in 2024 will be on November 29, 2024. There is no Supplemental Security Income payment for December 31, 2024. Instead, there is one for January 2025.

Social Security December SSSI Payment – Confirms Maximum Amounts Of $1,415
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What are the eligibility criteria for receiving the maximum SSI payments?

You don’t make much or any money, like from wages or Social Security. People who make less than $1,971 a month from work are usually eligible for SSI.

When a couple applies for children or when parents apply for children, the income limit goes up. Disability benefits, unemployment benefits, and pensions are some of the other sources of income that are looked at.

You don’t have a lot of resources (things you own). Resources shouldn’t be more than $2,000 for a single person or $3,000 for a couple. Money in bank accounts, stocks, mutual funds, U.S. savings bonds, land, and personal property are all examples of common resources. Some things are not counted, like your main home and car.

You are disabled, blind, or at least 65 years old. If you are younger than 64, you must have a disability that makes it very hard for you to work for at least a year, could kill you, or makes it very hard for kids to do normal things. You also need to show that you make less than $1,550 a month from work.

You are a citizen or national of the United States, or you are a qualified noncitizen that the Department of Homeland Security has given permission to be here. There are extra rules that noncitizens must follow.

It looks like you live in one of the 50 states, Washington, D.C., or the Northern Mariana Islands. There are some exceptions for students and children whose parents are in the military and stationed overseas.

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