A lot of seniors who got money from the Agency on October 3 and 9 have already gotten their October Social Security checks. Besides that, Black Friday is coming up quickly. It is going to happen on November 29, 2024, Friday.
Remember that time goes by quickly, and you may need to save money to buy a gift or a nice treat that you can not afford now because prices are going up. The payment from your retirement plan or your SSDI check could help you pay for things on this special day.
Social Security payouts in November, before Black Friday
The government has planned to pay people in November who:
If you got benefits before May 1997, you might be getting SSI benefits on top of your Social Security benefits.
On November 1, people who started getting retirement or SSDI payments before May 1997 will no longer be able to get them from the Social Security Administration. In fact, it will not be due on November 3 because that Saturday is a holiday.
So, people who start getting Supplemental Security Income on November 1 will get their Social Security payment from the third to the first. This is because the payment has been moved.
You must have applied for retirement or SSDI payments in addition to SSI in order to get two checks. Not only will this group get paid before Black Friday, but so will others.
Other Social Security payouts before Black Friday and after November 1
On the second, third, and fourth Wednesdays in November, the Agency will send three payouts to retirees or people who get SSDI. In this case, the paychecks will be sent out on November 13, 20, and 27.
Before Black Friday, you must have been born between November 1 and 10 (November 13), November 11 and 20 (November 20), or November 21 and 31 (November 27).
It is strange that a lot of SSI users will get their monthly payouts on Black Friday. This, however, will be their December payment. December 1 is a Sunday, so even if it is sent ahead of time, it will not work.
Retirees will get an average payment of about $1,920, with payments of up to $4,873 going to workers who left with a lot of money.
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