A direct payment of $914.00 USD will be received by Supplemental Security Income (SSI) beneficiaries beginning next June. Said pensions shall be distributed to individual taxpayers, common and essential persons.
In the individual package, they will receive USD $914.00 each month, while the joint package will receive $1,371.00 USD. On the other hand, the essential person will be given the amount of $458.00 USD. This was announced by the Social Security Administration (SSA).
It is important to clarify that Supplemental Security Income payments are independent of those received each month. In other words, seniors who qualify for SSI must meet certain eligibility requirements. Like a manager being 65 and having a medical condition that prevents them from working.
Regarding payments, there are months in which the two coincide and others in which they will not be received. It is clear that when the first day of each month falls, then holidays and weekends are not counted. What the SSA does is that the beneficiaries of this program will receive 12 withdrawals per year.
Here’s how it works: SSA sends SSI recipients monthly checks on the last business day before the month begins. For example, in the July payment, the check will be sent on June 30, because it is Saturday, July 1.
Which states received the right pensions?
Alaska and Georgia are the two states that received direct payments in amounts exceeding $3,000.00 USD. This has been done since the 1st of May and aims to end on the 18th of this month. In part, said payments relate to dividends from the Permanent Fund and income.
In Alaska, residents receive a direct salary of between $3,284.00 USD. While those in Georgia receive a $250.00 USD tax refund for each taxpayer; and $500.00 USD for those who file a joint return.