According to the Social Security Administration (SSA), the Social Security payment schedule for the month of June 2025 will include significant modifications that will have an enhanced impact on those who receive SSI benefits.
As a result of the fact that the first day of June occurred on a weekend, the organization had to activate its early payment mechanism. On the other hand, when compared to other groups of beneficiaries who will receive their regular payments in accordance with the timetable that has been established, it is highly probable that a significant number of SSI recipients will not receive a deposit on Tuesday.
What individuals are going to be paid on June 3?
The Social Security Administration has confirmed that other specified groups would continue to receive their normal payments, despite the fact that SSI users will not have a deposit this Tuesday. Beneficiaries who started receiving Social Security payments prior to May 1997 will have their deposits taken care of on the date that is customary for them. According to the most recent data that was issued by the federal agency, this category, which is primarily comprised of retirees who have been active for a significant amount of time, would earn an average of $1,999.97 per month.
Those individuals who get SSI payments in addition to their regular Social Security benefits will also receive payments on June 3. Even if their corresponding share of Social Security Disability Insurance (SSI) was already deposited on May 30 as an advance payment, these dual-eligible beneficiaries will continue to receive their benefits according to their usual schedules for retirement, Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI), or survivor benefits respectively.
The average monthly payment that Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) recipients receive is $1,581.88, while survivor benefits average $1,565.52 per month. This is a huge increase from the average monthly payment that Social Security Disability Insurance (SSI) recipients receive, which is $717.87.
In June, the payment schedule for the remaining beneficiaries will be as follows:
Following the conventional schedule that is determined by the date of birth, the majority of Social Security recipients who do not belong to the groups that have been described above will get their payments on a series of staggered days during the month of June.
- June 3: Beneficiaries who have been receiving benefits since before May 1997.
- June 11: People born between the 1st and 10th of the month.
- June 18: People born between the 11th and 20th of the month.
- June 25: People born between the 21st and 31st of the month.
For the purpose of preventing confusion, the Social Security Administration has emphasized once more the significance of beneficiaries being aware of these dates. This is especially true for SSI users who received an advance payment on May 30 and will not get another payment until July.
The official website of the Social Security Administration provides beneficiaries with the opportunity to view the whole payment schedule for the remaining years of 2025. This is a helpful resource for individuals who rely on this income as their primary source of livelihood.
