Friday will be the second day of December for SSI recipients. Here’s how it works:

Today is a surprise for Supplemental Security income recipients who didn’t expect another check to arrive this month. You might be confused as to why you received two SSI SSI checks. This check may contain a different amount from the other. We’ll go over all of these details in detail below.

Here are more details about Social Security, including how to understand your benefits. How to apply for SSIThe Increased COLA explainedAnd a The Social Security cheat sheet for 2023.

Why did I receive two checks by SSI?

Social Security Administration cashes Social Security check on the first day every month, unless that day falls on a holiday weekend. January 1 falls on a weekend. The SSA sends the check-out the next business day, Friday, December 30. Social Security and Social Security disability income beneficiaries will receive their first COLA in January.

Why is my benefit number different on my second check and why?

You’ll notice that the benefit amount shown on your check is larger than the one you received earlier in this month. Thanks for the cost of livingSocial Security Act amendments are made each year to ensure that payments remain in control. Inflation would result in beneficiaries seeing an 8.7% increase in their benefits. This is the highest increase since 1981. This could allow beneficiaries to extend their checks and protect them from price increases on essentials. It is caused by inflation.

Will I be eligible for a January SSI payment?

SSI beneficiaries won’t receive a January SSI check because SSA cashed two SSI cheques in December.

How do I confirm the amount I received?

If you are unsure if the payment is correct, Look at the letter sent by the SSADecent mail to recipients with verified 2023 COLA amounts to double-check. Or, you can visit www. My social security accountIf you signed up before November 15th, use the Message Center for your benefit information.

What should I do if my payment has not been received?

Your payment should be on its route to you. However, if it is not, you can contact an SSA representative. Here’s how to contact someone and resolve any questions about your Social Security benefits.