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Payments for Supplemental Security Income Set for December 1, 2026

On December 1, 2026, payments for Supplemental Security Income will be distributed, with eligible individuals able to receive as much as $994. Factors influencing payment amounts include income and filing status. To qualify, applicants must fulfill certain requirements, including U.S. residency.

On December 1, 2026, Supplemental Security Income payments will be made available, allowing individual filers to receive a maximum of $994. The amount is influenced by factors like income and filing status. Recipients need to meet specific requirements, including residing in the U.S. and being U.S. citizens or eligible noncitizens.

Key facts

  • SSI disbursements for December 2026 will occur on December 1.
  • Individuals can obtain up to $994, while couples may receive up to $1,491.
  • Eligibility requires meeting specific criteria, including residency in the U.S.
  • SSI is unavailable in American Samoa, Guam, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands.
  • The Social Security Administration's website has a full payment calendar.
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December Supplemental Security direct payment up to $994 goes out in 17 days

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Payments for Supplemental Security Income Set for December 1, 2026