When will I be paid Social Security in 2025? Full calendar schedule for benefit payments

Find out the Social Security payment schedule and when you can expect to receive your money

To effectively plan financially, it is essential that you learn when your Social Security benefits will be available in 2025. Additionally, find out the payment schedule and answers to some typical questions you might have.

How are Social Security payment dates determined?

Your payment date is primarily based on your birth date:

  • Birth date 1st–10th: Payments are made on the second Wednesday of each month.
  • Birth date 11th–20th: Payments are made on the third Wednesday of each month.
  • Birth date 21st–31st: Payments are made on the fourth Wednesday of each month.

For example, if your birthday falls between the 1st and 10th, you’ll receive your benefits on the second Wednesday of each month.

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What if I receive both Social Security and Supplemental Security Income (SSI)?

If you receive both Social Security and SSI, your payment dates will be different:

SSI payments: Paid on the 1st of every month.

Social Security payments: Mailed on the 3rd of each month.

If that date happens to fall on a weekend or federal holiday, however, payments are normally issued on the prior business day.

Will there be a Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA) in 2025?

Yes, there is a 2.5% COLA increase for 2025. This adjustment means that Social Security and SSI beneficiaries will see a 2.5% increase in their monthly benefits starting January 2025.

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What are the exact payment dates for 2025?

Here’s a month-by-month breakdown:

Month1st–10th Birthdays11th–20th Birthdays21st–31st Birthdays
JanuaryJanuary 8January 15January 22
FebruaryFebruary 12February 19February 26
MarchMarch 12March 19March 26
AprilApril 9April 16April 23
MayMay 14May 21May 28
JuneJune 11June 18June 25
JulyJuly 9July 16July 23
AugustAugust 13August 20August 27
SeptemberSeptember 10September 17September 24
OctoberOctober 8October 15October 22
NovemberNovember 12November 19November 26
DecemberDecember 10December 17December 24

Note: If your payment date falls on a federal holiday, expect to receive your payment on the preceding business day.

How can I manage my benefits online?

You can manage your benefit using your  “my Social Security” account. This online portal will allow you to:

  • View your benefit statements.
  • Update personal information.
  • Change direct deposit details.
  • Access your Social Security 1099 form.

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What should I do if I don’t receive my payment on the expected date?

If you do not see your payment on the scheduled date, the SSA advises that you wait for an extra three days because of possible postal or bank delays.

Are there any other changes to expect in 2025?

Because of the COLA, the maximum amount of earnings subject to Social Security tax will increase to $176,100 by 2025. Adjusting these figures relates to wage growth and ensures a sustainable funding stream for the program.

Enobong Demas
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