$4,018 Social Security Check Arrives Tomorrow: See If You Qualify
The Social Security check will be paid according to your birth date. Discover the SSA calendar and the maximum retirement benefit.
- The September Social Security check will be paid tomorrow, 9/10, to those born between the 1st and the 10th.
- The Social Security benefit can reach up to $4,018 in 2025, depending on the age of retirement.
- Millions of beneficiaries await their September SSA payment through direct deposit.
Tomorrow, September 10, the first SSA payment of the month will be released.
The official calendar divides deposits by birth dates, and this group will be the first to receive payment.
The maximum retirement benefit can exceed $4,018, making this program a crucial support for millions of Hispanic families in the United States.
September SSA Payment: Dates and Calendar

The Social Security check distributes deposits in several installments:
- The third day of each month.
- The second, third, and fourth Wednesday, depending on the day of birth.
- SSI is paid on the first day of the month.
For September, those born between the 1st and the 10th will receive their payment tomorrow.
Those born between the 11th and the 20th will be paid next Wednesday, and those born between the 21st and the 31st, in the fourth week.
Social Security Benefit: Key Figures

The Social Security benefit depends on the age at which you decide to retire:
- At age 62 in 2025, up to $2,831.
- At full retirement age, up to $4,018.
- At age 70 in 2025, up to $5,108.
This means that delaying retirement can give you more than $2,200 additional per month.
What to Do If the SSA Check Doesn’t Arrive?
Most Social Security payments are made electronically, either to a bank account or card.
If your deposit doesn’t appear:
- Check first with your bank — it may be a delay in posting funds.
- If the money is truly missing, call 800-772-1213 or contact your local SSA office.
- If you receive a paper check, wait three business days before reporting the issue.
Retirement Benefit and Expectations
In 2025, the maximum retirement benefit will be $4,018 at full retirement age, and can rise to $5,108 if you work until age 70.
The key is to plan your retirement age, since the difference in amounts directly impacts long-term financial stability.
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