The November United States Social Security payment schedule for the month of November is now available to all Americans. This means that those citizens who have an accepted benefit can already mark on the November calendar the day they will get their payment checks.
Unlike the month of October, during the month of November the Social Security Administration will send out 5 different checks. Each of these payments will go to a different group of citizens. Not all Americans can get all of the payments. In fact, only a specific group can receive more than one check per month. There are some groups that will collect just one payment.
One of those payments is an extra benefit that supplements the retirement benefit. Still, many Americans without the need to be retired can get this extra payment as well. We are talking about the Supplemental Security Income (SSI) check, which is a benefit that the Social Security Administration sends to the neediest Americans.
But in order to get one of these payments it is necessary to meet several requirements. What is certain is that all the checks for this benefit go out on the same day to the beneficiaries’ bank accounts. Therefore, regardless of the age and the year in which we received the payment, we will always be able to receive it on the same day as everyone else.
WHEN DOES THE NEW SOCIAL SECURITY CHECK ARRIVE?
The day on which the Social Security Administration will send out the new check for beneficiaries will be November 1st. This payment is the first payment of the month and is exclusively for Supplemental Security Income (SSI) recipients. Therefore, if you have this benefit accepted, the Administration will send you this check without any problems.
Whether or not you get it on the same day depends on whether or not you have Direct Deposit activated. But if you choose the classic bank account transfer, you will get the money in the following days. Even so, remember that in order to get the Supplemental Security Income (SSI) payment you need to meet two requirements:
- Be 65 years of age or older or have a disability.
- Have a low monthly income.
If you do not meet both of these requirements, you will not be able to get a monthly check for Supplemental Security Income (SSI). After this payment, the Administration will send four more payments to retirees and disability beneficiaries with an accepted check.
OTHER SOCIAL SECURITY PAYMENTS IN NOVEMBER
In addition to the check on November 1st for Supplemental Security Income (SSI) recipients, Americans can collect their retirement payment on the 3rd, 8th, 15th or 22nd. This means that if we are retired, we will be able to collect on one of these days without any problems.
To get payment on November 3rd, you must have applied for Social Security benefits before 1997. All Americans with a retirement check after that year will receive their payment on the following Wednesdays.
Thus, November 8th is the payment day for post-1997 retirees with birthdays between the 1st and 10th of any month. Likewise, the 15th is for citizens with a post-1997 Social Security check with a birthday between the 11th and 21st of the month.
The last of the November payments will be on the 22nd of this month. Only retirees with a post-1997 check and a birthday between the 21st and 31st of any month will be able to collect their benefit on this exact day.