Denver, Colorado – The Social Security Administration is set to distribute new retirement payments to eligible households across the United States. However, not all retirees will receive this payment as there are specific requirements that must be met in order to qualify.
To access this new payment, individuals must meet two key requirements set by the Administration. While the maximum payment can reach up to $4,873, not all recipients will receive this amount as eligibility criteria must be fulfilled.
The Administration has designated April 17th as the date for the issuance of the new Social Security check. This payment is exclusively for Group 3 retirees, who must have a birthday falling between the 11th and 20th of any month and have applied for retirement benefits since May 1997.
Importantly, the payment is not limited to a specific type of retiree, as it includes Disability, Retirement, and other beneficiaries. This ensures that a wide range of individuals can benefit from the April 17th checks sent out by Social Security.
Following the April 17th payment, the next Social Security check is scheduled for the 24th of the month. Beneficiaries who meet the criteria of having applied for benefits in May 1997 and have a birthday from the 21st to the 31st of any month are eligible to receive this payment.
It is essential for recipients to have Direct Deposit activated to receive their checks promptly. Failure to do so may result in delayed payments from the Social Security Administration. Therefore, individuals are encouraged to ensure that their Direct Deposit information is up to date to avoid any delays in receiving their benefits.