I plan on collecting social security as soon as I turn My birthday is on the 6th of April. Will I collect my first check on the second week of April or would it be paid the following month?
Thanks in advance. I am wondering when will I get my first check and what other paper work is coming with it.
I want to retire at If I leave my job several weeks before my 65th birthday, will my benefits be based on age 64? Or does it work like Medicare — becoming effective the month I turn 65? I will turn age 62 on February 4th. I applied for benefits on November 23, When can I expect to receive my first payment?
I signed up for Medicare on-line at the SS website today. Can I still decide later in the next week or two to also start my application for retirement?
I will be 65 in April and understand it takes 3 months for the application to be processed. I requested benefits to start November Do you know if back pay benefits will be paid for November since I applied on the last day of November? Do you think I will receive my first check on the 4th Wednesday of January ? Will the government shut down delay my SS approval process? I will turn 66 on September 13, I will still be working but want to start receiving my full SS benefits.
When I apply June 13, 4 months prior to my 66th birthday and want to start receiving the benefits when I turn 66 FTA ,will the first check come the 3rd Wednesday of September. Have any idea when my first payment will be received?
Hopefully later March last week since birthday date is 28th of a month? Or will it be delayed indefinitely because of shut down? My wife wants to retire on her 62 birthday march 30, She has only worked enough to collect a very small dollar amount.
I understand she is eligible under my SS. How do we apply under my SS account? I applied for SS benefits on Nov.
The agent told me I would receive my direct deposit by Jan. I have not heard anything from Social Security. When should I expect a response, or a deposit.
I am 64 years of age and applying for social security. If I ask for my benefits to begin in March, what month will I receive my first check? March or April? My husband waited to age 70 to start Social Security. Does the first check not come till a month after his birthday?
I was approved for ssdi in December, I got my first check a week after approval, when can I expect the next one?
I applied and was approved in November Should I expect my first check the third Wed. My social security says I will be paid on the 3rd of the month. I have a child support garnishment. I am suppose to be paid on the 2nd wed of each month.
Your deposit will depend on your birthday. With the Government shut down they have been backlogged. You will need to call them directly at to find out exactly. Good luck! I turn 66 on August 22, That is my FRA. I want to receive benefits at my FRA. How do I specify when I want benefits to start? Aug or Sept? Congrats on your almost retirement! Most likely they would start in Sept but it would depend on when you applied.
You can apply online ssa. Kennethia, glad to hear your SSDI benefits were approved. Typically your benefits would go from your first appeal not the actual start date of the disability.
I had to go back to work. As you continue to work and pay into Social Security this can potentially increase your future Social Security benefits! Depending on if your single or married and how much you make can have some taxes.
Certain states also have taxes as well. I am 66 and have not worked since My husband is 67 and still working fulltime. We have not applied for Social Security. Should we make an appt or can we do it online or over the phone? We should have probably already applied. If he is still working full time you may want to delay until his age There can be taxes on his benefits depending on how much he is making. I turn 66 on December 23rd of this year and plan to file for my Social Security then.
What month is the earliest I can file my application based on my December birthday and what would be the latest so that I do not miss a payment?
Cindy, Once your application is approved based on your birthday it will be paid on the 1st, 2nd or 3rd Wed of typically the following month. It would the date approved and noted by Social Security- Thanks, Faye. My benefits are scheduled to begin next Feb Will my SS benefit be reduced? William, Your tax agreement is separate from your social security benefits so you should not be reduced. If you go out of terms of your installment agreement that may change. Congrats on retiring soon! I am 64 and planning on retiring on January 1st….
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