Specific Groups Set to Receive Their Social Security Payments on Tuesday, June 3, 2025
The Supplemental Security Income (SSI) program follows a structured disbursement system, but June 2025 introduces a slight variation due to the first day of the month falling on a weekend.
This adjustment affects when beneficiaries can expect to receive their payments, particularly those relying on SSI.
Why the Change in June’s SSI Payment Schedule?
Since June 1, 2025 lands on a weekend, the Social Security Administration (SSA) has adjusted the payment timeline for SSI recipients. This ensures timely deposit of funds without delays caused by non-business days.
While Social Security and SSDI (Social Security Disability Insurance) payments will follow their standard monthly schedule, SSI recipients will experience an adjusted payout. This shift is not unusual but can cause confusion for those who aren’t closely monitoring the calendar.
Who Gets Paid When in June 2025?
The SSA continues to implement its staggered payment schedule, which distributes payments based on when the beneficiary began receiving benefits or their birth date.
Here’s a breakdown of the June 2025 payment dates:
| Payment Date | Eligible Recipients |
|---|---|
| June 3 | Individuals who started receiving benefits before May 1997 or those receiving both SSI and Social Security |
| June 11 | Birthdays between 1st and 10th of any month |
| June 18 | Birthdays between 11th and 20th of any month |
| June 25 | Birthdays between 21st and 31st of any month |
Complete SSI Payment Schedule for the Rest of 2025
In addition to June’s specific adjustments, the SSI payment dates for the remainder of 2025 are also worth noting. These dates include some early disbursements when the 1st falls on a weekend or holiday.
| Month | SSI Payment Date |
|---|---|
| May | May 30 (June’s advance payment) |
| July | July 1 |
| August | August 1 |
| September | August 29 (September’s advance) |
| October | October 1 |
| November | October 31 (November’s advance) |
| December | December 1 |
| January 2026 | December 31 (January’s advance) |
Avoid Confusion Over Double Payments
Some beneficiaries may notice they’ve received two payments in a single month. This is not a bonus or mistake—it’s simply a pre-scheduled early payment due to weekends or holidays. It’s important to track these dates to avoid misinterpreting early deposits as extra income or errors.
Understanding the 2025 SSI payment calendar—especially for June—is crucial for accurate budgeting. With early deposits and staggered schedules, staying updated ensures you don’t misread your benefits as incorrect or delayed.
Always refer to the official payment schedule and mark your calendar to remain informed and financially prepared.
FAQs
Why did I receive two SSI payments in May 2025?
You received an advance SSI payment for June on May 30 because June 1 falls on a weekend.
Will I still receive my SSDI or Social Security payment on time in June 2025?
Yes, SSDI and Social Security payments follow their regular disbursement schedule and are unaffected by the weekend start of June.
What should I do if I didn’t receive my SSI payment on the expected date?
Wait at least three mailing days. If your payment still hasn’t arrived, contact the Social Security Administration directly to investigate the issue.
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