Social security payments up to 5,108 US dollars this week: What to know is

Millions of Americans receive social security payments this week.

The Social Security Administration (SSA) has published a document online that contains the most important data that should mark the recipients in their calendars. Some can expect up to 5,108 US dollars.

The beneficiaries were divided into three groups to stumble their services over three payment data this month, since the distribution of the money has the expansion of the money. The first group received their funds in July when they were exhibited last week. The second group will be paid on Wednesday, while the third group will be paid on July 23.

Why is it important

The SSA spends payouts to more than 70 million Americans every month.

The funds include retirement payments as well as disabilities and surviving services. Payments are sent for most recipients once a month in the form of a single flat -rate amount. Due to the high number of beneficiaries, however, not all payments are issued on the same day.

What to know?

Recipients whose birthday falls on the 1st to the 10th of a month should receive their performance on the second Wednesday in July, which means that they were paid last week on July 9th.

Those whose birthday falls between 11 and 20 will be paid this week – on Wednesday, July 16.

The remaining group of beneficiaries, whose birthday falls from the 21st to the 31st, will be paid on July 23 next week.

What people say

In the past few months there have been concerns that the SSA could be affected by President Donald Trump's attempts to collect the budgets throughout the federal government, with the Tech -Mogul Elon Musk moving in to lead a newly created Department of Government Efficiency (Doge) until it resigned in May. Former President Joe Biden accused the couple to bring a hatchet to the social security system that the White House and the SSA refused.

Alex Beene, an instructor for financial competence at the University of Tennessee in Martin, told beforehand Newsweek: “From the point of view of the customer service, it seems that the social security administration currently feels pressure because layoffs have more work for a smaller staff of employees. The distribution of the services still has no negative effects, but with other aspects of the administration that fall back, it is easy to see why future payments are to be delayed … Only a few Americans are missing, or are the customer services that customer services, that you will pay for a program for customer service. “

What happens next

The beneficiaries of social security should receive your payments to the data described above. If you do not receive your payment on the planned date, you should wait three working days before you are contacted to the SSA, the agency says that Saturday, Sunday and public holidays do not apply as working days.