No SSI Checks In June? Here’s Why – Plus The Full 2025 Payment Schedule
If you’re a Supplemental Security Income (SSI) recipient wondering why there’s no payment arriving in June 2025, rest assured—you’re not missing out on any benefits.
This situation arises due to the way the calendar falls this year, a common occurrence that the Social Security Administration (SSA) plans for to ensure timely payments.
Why No SSI Payment in June 2025?
Typically, SSI payments are disbursed on the first of each month. However, when the first falls on a weekend or a federal holiday, the SSA issues payments on the last business day of the previous month.
In 2025, June 1 falls on a Sunday, prompting the SSA to send out June’s SSI payments on Friday, May 30, 2025. As a result, recipients received two payments in May (on May 1 and May 30) and none in June. This adjustment ensures that beneficiaries have access to their funds without delay.
2025 SSI Payment Schedule
Here’s the complete SSI payment schedule for 2025, highlighting months with adjusted payment dates:
| Month | Scheduled Payment Date | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| January | Wednesday, January 1 | Regular schedule |
| February | Friday, January 31 | February 1 falls on Saturday |
| March | Friday, February 28 | March 1 falls on Saturday |
| April | Tuesday, April 1 | Regular schedule |
| May | Thursday, May 1 | Regular schedule |
| June | Friday, May 30 | June 1 falls on Sunday |
| July | Tuesday, July 1 | Regular schedule |
| August | Friday, August 1 | Regular schedule |
| September | Friday, August 29 | September 1 is Labor Day (Monday) |
| October | Wednesday, October 1 | Regular schedule |
| November | Friday, October 31 | November 1 falls on Saturday |
| December | Monday, December 1 | Regular schedule |
| January 2026 | Wednesday, December 31 | January 1, 2026, falls on Thursday |
Note: When the first of the month falls on a weekend or holiday, payments are issued on the preceding business day.
Understanding SSI Payments
SSI is a federal program providing monthly payments to individuals with limited income and resources who are aged 65 or older, blind, or disabled. As of 2025, the maximum federal SSI payment amounts are:
- Individual: $943 per month
- Couple: $1,415 per month
Some states offer additional state supplementary payments, which can increase the monthly benefit. These amounts vary by state and individual circumstances.
Tips for Managing Early Payments
Receiving two payments in one month and none the next can be challenging. Here are some tips to manage your finances effectively:
- Budget Wisely: Plan your expenses to ensure that the early payment covers your needs for the following month.
- Set Reminders: Keep track of payment dates to avoid confusion and ensure timely bill payments.
- Seek Assistance: If you’re struggling financially, consider reaching out to local community resources or financial advisors for support.
The absence of an SSI payment in June 2025 is a result of the SSA’s proactive scheduling to accommodate weekends and holidays. While it may seem unusual, this approach ensures that beneficiaries receive their payments without delay.
By understanding the schedule and planning accordingly, you can manage your finances effectively throughout the year.
For the most accurate and personalized information, always refer to your my Social Security account or contact the SSA directly.
FAQs
Will I receive fewer payments in 2025 due to these schedule changes?
No. Despite the adjusted schedule, you’ll still receive 12 payments in 2025. Some months may have two payments, while others have none, but the total number remains the same.
Does this change affect other Social Security benefits?
No. This adjustment specifically pertains to SSI payments. Other benefits, such as Social Security retirement or disability payments, follow a different schedule based on your birth date.
How can I confirm my payment dates?
You can check your payment schedule by logging into your my Social Security account online or contacting the SSA directly at 1-800-772-1213.
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