Residents of the United States will obtain an extra $900 in Social Security payments this August of 2024. These extra payments will be issued as a benefit of the Supplemental Security Income (SSI) program. All eligible individuals on SSI can claim the extra payment. In this brief, we will cover everything you need to know, including eligibility, how to claim it, and payment dates.
Eligibility for the $900 extra Social Security checks.
To obtain the $900 extra Social Security payment, the following list needs to be validated. First, you must be a United States citizen on SSI. Second, senior citizens and those with disabilities who already are receiving monthly payments from Social Security will take priority for this payment as they already are receiving benefits. People who have delayed their retirement pension might also qualify. Since this payment will be made through a tax relief program, you must have filed your annual taxes for 2023-2024 to qualify for a payment.
How to claim the extra $900 payment
Eligible individuals can just simply claim their $900 payment, by completing an online application at the Social Security Administration official website. Once you sign in with your social security number (SSN), you must also provide basic personal information and then finalize your taxes. When you submit your basic information, the SSA will review your application and, on approved application, pay the money directly to your financial institution.
Payment dates for 2024
There are set dates for 2024 for SSI and SSDI payments. SSI payments will be made the first of the month and SSDI payments will be made to three during the month on dates of August 14th, and collectively sent at least on the 28th of 2024. However, The additional $900 payments will be made at the end of the month processed on the 30th of August 2023. Payments will be paid based on the date of the month of birth directly submitted for each beneficiary, toward Friday the 30th if already established to direct deposit.
Fact Check
It’s important to stay informed about official announcements. While additional Social Security payments are a possibility, the SSA has not confirmed any specific details beyond existing programs. Always verify information through the official SSA website or a trusted financial advisor to avoid misinformation.
