RSDI Payments For June 11-30 – Key Details For Retirees, Survivors, And SSDI Recipients!

For many Americans receiving Retirement, Survivors, and Disability Insurance (RSDI) payments, the period between June 11-30, 2025 will mark key payout dates. These payments are an essential source of income for millions of beneficiaries, including retirees, survivors, and SSDI recipients.

In this article, we will walk you through the specifics of the RSDI payment schedule for June, who qualifies for these payments, the payment amounts, and important details about eligibility.

RSDI Payment Schedule for June 2025

The Social Security Administration (SSA) follows a clear schedule for distributing RSDI payments each month. The last three RSDI payments in June 2025 will be made based on specific birth dates.

It’s important to note that these payments are intended for individuals who began collecting Social Security benefits after April 30, 1997.

June 11, 2025: The first round of payments will be made on Wednesday, June 11. This payment is for beneficiaries whose birthdays fall between the 1st and 10th of the month.
June 18, 2025: The second round of payments is for recipients whose birthdays fall between 11th and 20th. These payments will be issued on Wednesday, June 18.
June 25, 2025: The final set of RSDI payments will be made on Wednesday, June 25 for beneficiaries born between the 21st and 31st.

Birth Date	Payment Date
1st – 10th of the month	June 11, 2025
11th – 20th of the month	June 18, 2025
21st – 31st of the month	June 25, 2025

Eligibility for RSDI Payments

To qualify for the RSDI payment on specific dates, you must meet the following criteria:

Born between the 1st and 10th of the month (for June 11 payments).
Not a recipient of Supplemental Security Income (SSI).
Started receiving Social Security benefits after April 30, 1997.
Not breaking SSA rules for continued eligibility.

It’s important to understand that if your birthday does not fall within the specified date ranges, your payment will either be issued on June 18 or June 25, depending on your birth date.

Who Will Not Receive Payments?

SSI recipients: Those receiving Supplemental Security Income payments, which were already issued on May 30, will not receive the June RSDI payment.
Those who started collecting Social Security before May 1997: If you began receiving benefits before this date, you will not receive the June 11 payment.

RSDI Payment Amounts

RSDI payment amounts vary depending on your type of benefit—whether you’re a retired worker, a SSDI recipient, or a survivor. Here’s a breakdown of what you could expect to receive:

Retired Workers

Retired workers who filed at the age of 70, worked for 35 years, and earned a contribution and benefit base from jobs covered by the Social Security Administration can receive up to $5,108 per month.

Average Payment: The average retirement payment is approximately $1,999.

SSDI Recipients

For Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) recipients, the maximum monthly payment is $4,018 for those who meet similar requirements to retirees but with a different filing age.

Average Payment: On average, SSDI recipients receive $1,580 per month.

Survivors

The amount survivors receive varies depending on the relationship to the deceased worker. Here’s the breakdown:

Children of deceased workers: $1,138.61 per month
Widowed mothers and fathers: $1,310.89 per month
Nondisabled widow(er)s: $1,861.92 per month
Disabled widow(er)s: $953.52 per month
Parents of deceased workers: $1,697.29 per month

Additional Assistance: SSI and SNAP Benefits

Many RSDI recipients may also qualify for additional federally funded benefits such as SSI and SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program).These programs can supplement your RSDI payments to help cover other essential needs:

SSI: Supplemental Security Income provides additional financial support to those with low income or limited resources, which can be used to cover basic living expenses like food, housing, and utilities.
SNAP: The SNAP program, commonly known as Food Stamps, offers assistance to eligible recipients to help pay for groceries. This can be a vital supplement, especially for individuals relying solely on RSDI payments.

What Should You Do If You Haven’t Received Your Payment?

If you believe you should have received an RSDI payment and haven’t, here are steps to take:

Verify Your Eligibility: Check your birth date and confirm that it falls within the date ranges for the current month’s payment schedule.
Confirm Your Address: Ensure that your mailing address or bank account details are up to date with the Social Security Administration.
Contact SSA: If you’re still unsure, contact the Social Security Administration or check your online Social Security account for payment status.
Contact Deductions or Overdue Payments: Verify whether there are any issues with tax deductions, overdue payments, or other adjustments that might affect your payment.

The RSDI payment schedule for June 11-30, 2025 is crucial for millions of retirees, survivors, and SSDI recipients who rely on Social Security benefits for their monthly income.

With specific payment dates for those born on particular days of the month, it’s important to ensure that your eligibility aligns with the schedule.

Make sure your information is up to date, and if you haven’t received your payment yet, take steps to confirm your details.

Remember, these payments are an essential lifeline for many, and understanding how to navigate the schedule can help you manage your finances more effectively.

FAQs

Who qualifies for the RSDI payment on June 11?

To qualify, you must be born between the 1st and 10th of the month, not be a SSI recipient, and have started collecting Social Security benefits after April 1997.

How much can I expect for my RSDI payment in June?

The amount depends on whether you’re a retired worker, SSDI recipient, or a survivor. For retirees, the maximum is $5,108, for SSDI recipients, it’s $4,018, and for survivors, payments vary based on your relationship to the deceased.

What if I didn’t receive my payment?

If you haven’t received your payment, check your eligibility, verify your contact details, and reach out to the Social Security Administration for assistance.