Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) will continue its regular payment schedule in September 2025, with deposits spread across the month. The first group of beneficiaries is set to receive their money on Wednesday, September 10.
Some recipients could see payments as high as $5,108, depending on their work history and lifetime contributions.
Who Gets Paid on September 10?
The Social Security Administration (SSA) sends payments based on beneficiaries’ birth dates. For September:
Born 1st–10th of the month → Paid on September 10 (second Wednesday).
Applies to SSDI beneficiaries and retirees who do not receive SSI.
How Much Are SSDI Payments?
SSDI amounts vary depending on lifetime earnings:
Average SSDI payment (2025): about $1,580 per month.
Maximum monthly payment: up to $5,108 for workers with more than 35 years at maximum taxable income.
Other September 2025 SSDI Payment Dates
Besides the September 10 group, other beneficiaries will receive payments on:
September 17 (third Wednesday): Born between the 11th and 20th.
September 24 (fourth Wednesday): Born between the 21st and 31st.
September 3: For SSI recipients and those who started benefits before May 1997.
What If Your SSDI Payment Doesn’t Arrive?
If your deposit does not show up:
Wait at least three business days after the due date.
Check your payment status at SSA.gov.
Contact your local Social Security office if the issue persists.
Start of the Monthly Cycle
The September 10 payment officially kicks off this month’s Social Security cycle. Beneficiaries born later in the month should look for their deposits on the 17th or 24th. Staying updated with the SSA schedule can help prevent confusion and ensure you know exactly when to expect your benefits.
SSDI payments for September 2025 follow the standard Wednesday-based schedule tied to birth dates. While the average payment is around $1,580, some long-term high earners may see more than $5,000 per month.
With the first group being paid on September 10, others will follow on the 17th and 24th. Always check your deposit date and allow three business days before reporting delays.
