Increased SSI Payments for Low-Income Recipients in June 2023
By: Marco Carola
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Supplemental Security Income (SSI) recipients will receive increased monthly payments in June 2023.
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The increase in payments is part of a complementary payment plan approved in 33 states across the United States.
Social Security benefits are not only for retired workers but also for disabled individuals, survivors, and low-income individuals who qualify for SSI.
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Supplemental payments are additional state income provided to supplement the federal payment received by low-income recipients and care providers.
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The amount of supplemental payment varies from state to state, with examples such as $87 in New York and around $120 in Alabama.
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The states that will increase SSI checks due to supplemental payments include Alabama, Alaska, North Carolina, South Carolina, and many others.
California, Delaware, Hawaii, Iowa, Michigan, Montana, Nevada, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, and Washington D.C. also have supplemental payments administered by the (SSA).
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The Social Security Administration is expanding outreach efforts to help individuals in critical need of financial assistance determine their eligibility for SSI.
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Those with disabilities or blindness and limited income and resources may qualify for SSI benefits.
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To learn more about SSI eligibility and applying for benefits, individuals can refer to the Social Security Administration's blog post or website.