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The Social Security istration (SSA) will resume its regular payment schedule on Wednesday, April 23, when deposits will be received by those born between the 21st and 31st of any month. This group is part of the monthly distribution scheme based on the beneficiaries' dates of birth.
The SSA schedule includes different payment days: those born between the 1st and 10th of the month receive their deposits on the second Wednesday; those born between the 11th and 20th, on the third Wednesday; and those with dates after the 20th, on the fourth Wednesday. This schedule allows for an orderly flow in the delivery of benefits.
For beneficiaries who began receiving their payments before May 1997, the SSA maintains an early delivery on the third day of each month, outside the regular schedule.
In addition to retirement pensions, the SSA isters the Supplemental Security Income (SSI) program, which is intended for people with severe disabilities and limited resources. These payments are subject to factors such as household size and the applicant's living conditions.
In April 2025, SSI beneficiaries are scheduled to receive their deposit on Tuesday, April 1. If they do not receive it by the estimated date, the SSA recommends waiting three business days before filing a claim, as 99% of payments are processed electronically and in a timely manner.
In addition, those who receive SSI may see two checks next month. The first will arrive on Thursday, May 1, for that month; the second, on Friday, May 30, because June 1 will fall on a Sunday. According to the regulations, when the payment date coincides with a federal holiday or weekend, the SSA advances the delivery.
What is the amount of the SSA in April?
In of amounts, the average monthly benefit for those who retired at age 62 is $2,831. Those who chose to delay retirement until age 67 can receive up to $3,822. If retirement is postponed until age 70, the maximum benefit rises to $5,108 per month.
This staggered payment scheme is designed to encourage late retirement and preserve the long-term financial stability of the Social Security system.