September 17 marks an important date for millions of Americans who rely on Social Security payments. On this day, retirement, disability and other program benefits will be distributed according to the payment schedule established by the Social Security Administration (SSA).
This calendar is based on the beneficiaries’ dates of birth to stagger deposits throughout the month, ensuring an organized and efficient distribution of funds.
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By 2025, all Social Security beneficiaries have benefited from a 2.5% Cost of Living Adjustment (COLA), implemented to protect their purchasing power against inflation. This increase has increased the amounts of monthly checks, providing greater financial security.
Who receives Social Security benefits?
- Retirement benefits: Workers who have retired and have met the age and contribution requirements.
- Disability benefits (SSDI): For people who are unable to work due to a serious medical condition.
- Survivor benefits: Payments to spouses, children and parents of deceased workers who were eligible for Social Security benefits.
How much will Social Security beneficiaries get on September 17, 2025?
Thanks to the 2.5% Cost of Living Adjustment (COLA) implemented for 2025, payment amounts have increased. The amount each beneficiary receives will depend on their work history and the age at which they retired.
- The maximum monthly benefit for a worker retiring at full retirement age (67 in 2025) is $4,018.
- For those who delay retirement until age 70, the maximum monthly benefit can reach $5,108.