A group of SSDI beneficiaries in the US will be able to receive a new check before the end of March, but they are not the only ones who expect to receive one; the VA Disability Benefit is also on the horizon, and we may be among the qualified residents. Therefore, we will be able to note the day on the calendar when we will shortly receive our retirement benefit, regardless of whether we receive the SSDI or VA Disability payment. It should be mentioned that although one of these payments is scheduled to come in April of this year, the other is associated with the March 2025 payment.
This is when SSDI and VA beneficiaries will get their payments from now on
American people will soon receive the new SSDI payment. The final March retirement payment will be made by the Social Security Administration this week. Only a particular group will be able to collect this money since it will be provided by the administration on March 26. Two requirements must be met to get this SSDI check. First, you must have been paid since May 1997. Having your birthday between the 21st and the 31st of any given month is the second rule. As a result, while both requirements must be met, SSDI payment itself is not required because the remaining retirees who fulfill the two requirements can still get the check.
Therefore, we are still eligible to get the retirement payment if we have it because of our age or for another reason. Because SSDI and this payment are two distinct benefits, they arrive on separate days. The first day of the subsequent month is typically when the payment for this benefit is received. The payment could therefore be made on April 1st, 2025. Additionally, the beneficiaries of this benefit will receive their payment on that day because there are no exclusions this month. It is important to keep in mind that the payment scheduled for April 1st is due in March. Thus, the check for the March VA Disability benefit, rather than the April check, is what we are discussing. In the same way, the SSDI payment for March 26th falls within the same month.
Which beneficiaries are eligible to receive SSDI benefits this month?
For those who have worked and paid Social Security taxes but are unable to continue working because of a disability, the federal program known as SSDI offers monthly compensation. To be eligible, one must:
- Job History: Possesses sufficient job credits. Working and making Social Security contributions earn these credits; the required quantity varies based on the applicant’s age.
- Medical Condition: Have an SSA-recognized handicap that keeps you from doing any significant work. It is anticipated to be fatal or last at least a year.
Furthermore, some members of the disabled person’s household, like dependent children or spouses, might also qualify for benefits. The beneficiary’s birthdate determines the dates on which the SSA pays SSDI benefits each month. In this instance, the aid will be given to recipients born between the 21st and the 31st of any given month on March 26.
Who is eligible to receive VA benefits in the US?
A person must be a veteran, fulfill certain active service criteria, and have a discharge other than dishonorable to be eligible for veterans’ benefits. Benefits are typically not available to Reserve and Guard personnel, with few exceptions. Below is a more thorough discussion of the fundamental eligibility conditions for VA benefits:
- Must meet the definition of a veteran or be regarded as a veteran.
- Must meet the active duty standards.
- Must meet the length of active duty service requirements.
- Service-connected disability cannot be caused by purposeful misbehavior.
- Pension is not provided if discharge was due to intentional misbehavior.
- Must have received other than dishonorable discharge.
