The Social Security Administration (SSA) is preparing to release a new round of benefit payments in August 2025, crucial for many who rely on these funds to cover their monthly expenses. The amount of the payment varies depending on the beneficiary, but it’s a vital source of income for those who qualify.
Who Can Receive Social Security Payments?
Retirees: Those who have worked and paid Social Security taxes during their careers.
People with Disabilities: Individuals who have disabilities preventing them from working.
Family Members of Beneficiaries: Certain family members of retired, disabled, or deceased workers may also receive benefits.
Who Gets the First SSDI Payment in August?
Social Security payments are made according to the beneficiary’s birth date. Payments are issued every Wednesday, starting from the second week of the month.
What Is the Maximum Social Security Payment?
The maximum amount a person can receive from Social Security is $5,108 per month if they wait until age 70 to claim their benefits.
