Why Some Social Security Recipients Will Get 2 Payments This Month
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Mary Ellen Cagnassola
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Heads up: Some recipients of Social Security benefits will get paid twice in June, but there's no reason to worry.
The schedule is a little different than usual this summer. Payments for Supplemental Security Income, a program for certain Americans 65 and up as well as qualified adults and children with disabilities or blindness, will go out on the first and last day of June.
You’ll still get your full benefits if you receive SSI, but the Social Security Administration will distribute two payments this month — and none in July. The next payment after that will go out Aug. 1, according to this year’s SSA calendar.
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