Millions of Americans getting Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) are waiting for their June 2025 monthly payments. The Social Security Administration has set a four-date payment plan based on either the eligibility status of the claimant or the claimant’s birth date. If you receive SSDI, you should be aware of your exact payday, as this will help you in making decisions on your budget this month.
Who Is Going to Be Paid First in June?
People who are in the first group of SSDI recipients to be paid in June will get their payment on June 3, 2025. The date corresponds to two categories of claimants:
- Those who started receiving disability benefits before May 1997
- Those who are recipients of both SSDI and SSI
This advance is a regular thing for the referred groups and it is aimed at preventing confusion with the rest of the scheduled payments that are initially triggered by date of birth.
Other SSDI Payment Dates Based on Birthdays
If the 3rd of June is not your payment date, then the day you were born decides on which date the money will be transferred to your account. The following is the breakdown of the days of the month, your birthday falling under the given days, which will be your payment day:
- June 11, 2025 – The initial cut-off period is the 1st through the 10th for those who will get money on 11th
- June 18, 2025 – The second cut-off is from the 11th to the 20th and these folks will expect their deposit on the 18th
- June 25, 2025 – Anyone from the 21st to the 31st is eligible for the payment on 25th
Excitingly, you will be matched with your deposit on the date corresponding to your birthday if it falls within the outlined ranges.
SSDI Payment Amounts for June 2025
Since the start of 2025, the 2.5% Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA) has been effective and this has resulted in the fact that not only all the SSDI recipients are getting more in 2025 than they did in 2024, but they were also adjusted a little bit at the end of 2024. The ones who by then just received their considerably lower payments, then all the SSDI clients could be the main reason for the increase in the amount of money in the most recent year. Currently, the average SSDI payment in 2025 is approximately $1,581, with single-dollar payouts depending on work history, earnings, and eligible dependents.
The spouse and children of SSDI recipients may be considered for monthly payments as well, but the amount is usually not as high as the main benefit. As a rule, the spouses’ average is less than $500, while the children normally receive a little more than $500 every month.
What is Likely to Occur in 2026
Firstly, it is very probable that the next COLA increase in 2026 will be by 2.4% according to a preliminary forecast. On a similar note, one can expect average SSDI payments to lift up by approximately $38 in the next year’s second quarter, thus, the monthly benefit for the time being may be near ε\x821.\x93 Stability of purchasing power will counteract a part of the explosively growing costs, i.e., food, rent, and medical care.
It will just provide a slowdown in the eroding purchasing power of the disabled but, nonetheless, still, it will be a great help, especially in this time of the sky-high rise in prices of food, shelter, and health care.
The Future That is Ahead
We encourage you to always know your payment timetable, take your time to understand the schedule and even check the status of your deposit with the SSA account at any time. To receive a payment by direct deposit is an option that is not only quick but also completely secure. If you are not yet a part of this service, it would be better to think about it.
Furthermore, if you are in the process of collecting papers that will support your SSDI claim or if you are considering SSI as an additional source of income, then, do not wait until tomorrow. Eligibility conditions can be quite time-consuming to establish, especially if it is related to medical records.
Four different paydays become available for the people receiving SSDI in the month of June, in which case one of them may be you. In order to be on the safe side, your first step should be recognizing the day your payment is due and the amount of it certainly.
