Supplemental Security Income recipients won’t receive a check during the month of June, and for a good reason. The payment schedule can vary, and that’s what’s happening this month. We’ll explain.

Supplemental Security Income is a program designed to help individuals with low income or resources, or those with qualifying disabilities. The application process can take time and requires several pieces of information to determine if you qualify, but once approved, monthly payments will be sent as long as you’re still eligible. There’s also a cap on how much you can receive in SSI money each month, which depends on your income and resources. 

Whether you’re about to apply or just trying to find out more about SSI, we’ll lay out the payment schedule for the rest of 2025. 

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The SSI payment schedule for 2025

Here’s when you can expect to receive your SSI payments for the rest of 2025:

• Friday, May 30 (for June)
• Tuesday, July 1
• Friday, Aug. 1
• Friday, Aug. 29 (for September)
• Wednesday, Oct. 1
• Friday, Oct. 31 (for November)
• Monday, Dec. 1
• Wednesday, Dec. 31 (for January 2026)

Since June 1 falls on a Sunday this year, you should have received your payment on Friday, May 30. This will happen a few more times this year, too. 

Will other Social Security benefits come early?

No. For the most part, each Social Security benefit has a straightforward schedule, with only a couple of instances where it can differ from the typical timetable. For your reference, the Social Security payment schedule for June is below.

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