Some retirees may not have gotten their September Social Security checks. If you are 62 or older and still have not gotten your payment, it will probably come on September 25 through direct deposit or cash.
People who are 62 years old and have worked at least 40 hours can apply for Social Security. This is work that took about ten years. But they are going to lose 30%. If you file after age 70, you can get an extra 24%. You can pick how much money you want.
The requirements for the next Social Security payout
It does not matter what age you are as long as you are at least 62 and have permission from the administration. It is important what day you were born. The Agency handles the last three payments of the month for seniors in this way.
This means that people born early in the month get the money first. On September 25, 2024, people born between July 21 and July 31 will get money. In less than 24 hours, they will get a new direct payment or check.
Remember that if you get both Social Security and Supplemental Security Income, your next checks will be on October 3 for retirement benefits and October 1 for SSI. As of October 3, people who started getting Social Security checks before May 1997 can also start getting retirement benefits.
Maximum Social Security amount on September 25
The 2025 COLA increase will not happen until January 2025, so the highest amounts for pensioners will stay the same. In this case, if you file at age 62, the most you can get is $2,710.
In 2024, that would be 66 years and 8 months old. People who file at that age can get up to $3,822. In 2024, though, people over the age of 70 will get the most from Social Security.
SSA could give you $4,873. If you are 70 years old when you file, and
- Have worked for 35 years
- Have earned the taxable maximum all those years
- Had jobs covered by SSA
- Applied for retirement benefits and do not break any rules
Also see:-Payments of $1,539 from Social Security Disability Insurance Coming Soon, plus October SSDI Updates
