As May winds down and June approaches, millions of SSI and SSDI recipients are asking the same question: “When will my next disability check arrive?”
Whether you rely on Supplemental Security Income or Social Security Disability Insurance, this tracker breaks down upcoming payment dates, expected amounts, and key updates that could affect your benefits.
SSI Payment Tracker – June 2025
📅 Next SSI Payment: Wednesday, May 28, 2025
Although this payment is technically for June, SSI benefits will arrive early due to June 1 falling on a Saturday. The Social Security Administration (SSA) always pays SSI on the first of the month, unless that day is a weekend or federal holiday—then the payment is pushed to the previous business day.
💵 How Much Will You Receive?
- Individuals: Up to $943
- Eligible couples: Up to $1,415
These amounts vary by income, location, and whether you receive state supplements.
SSDI Payment Tracker – June 2025
SSDI benefits follow a different schedule based on the recipient’s birth date and the date they started receiving benefits.
Full SSDI Payment Schedule for June 2025:
| Recipient Type | Payment Date |
|---|---|
| Those who began receiving benefits before May 1997 | Monday, June 3 |
| Birth date 1st–10th | Wednesday, June 12 |
| Birth date 11th–20th | Wednesday, June 19 |
| Birth date 21st–31st | Wednesday, June 26 |
Payments are usually made via direct deposit or the Direct Express® debit card.
How to Track Your SSI or SSDI Payment
To confirm your payment has been issued or to check the deposit date:
- Log into your My Social Security account
- Use your Direct Express mobile app, if applicable
- Call the SSA payment center at 1-800-772-1213
15% Garnishment Warning for Some SSDI Recipients
As of 2025, the federal government has resumed garnishing Social Security checks for defaulted student loans. SSDI recipients may see up to 15% of their payment withheld, unless they qualify for a hardship exemption.
To dispute a garnishment:
- Contact the U.S. Department of Education
- Submit a request for hardship relief
- Call the SSA if your payment appears lower than expected
SSI-only recipients are generally protected from garnishment, but dual-eligibility (SSI + SSDI) could lead to partial withholding.
Quick Tips for SSDI and SSI Recipients
- ✅ Set up direct deposit to avoid delays
- ✅ Bookmark the SSA payment calendar
- ✅ Beware of scams offering early payments for a fee
- ✅ Report missing payments after 3 business days
📌 Need to plan your budget or rent around these payments? Use this tracker weekly. We’ll update it as new Social Security news breaks.
Stay informed and plan ahead. Social Security remains a lifeline for over 71 million Americans — knowing your payment dates and any upcoming changes is key to staying financially secure.
If you’re unsure about your benefits or need personalized guidance, visit SSA.gov or call 1-800-772-1213.
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