There are some 64-year-olds in the United States already getting Social Security benefits.
Whether you get your next retirement payment on June 3 or May 14, 21, or 28 will rely on your own circumstances.
Remember that you are not qualified for the payments left in May if you are on Supplemental Security Income (SSI) and retirement. Your payday in June 3, 2025 will be next.
Additionally receiving their next payment on June 3, 2025 are those retirees on Social Security benefits prior to May 1997. They are older, though, not sixty-four year olds.
64-year-olds typically get $1,425.42. As of December 2024, SSA’s latest average payment verified here is See the following to verify eligibility for every payday remaining in May:
Medicare payments for May’s 64-year-olds
Their payday could be entirely different even if this age group filed for benefits during the same year or month. Social Security uses birth dates to arrange paydays, hence this is so.
For instance, your birthday later in the month will determine later in May your payment date.
Social Security payments owing on May 14 will only cover the first ten birthdays in the month.
You thus have to be born between the first and the tenth. Retirees born between the eleventh and the twentieth will get their next Social Security payment on May 21st. Should you be born between 21 and 31, the last payday will be issued on May 28.
You do not have to be 64 years old since all these payments can be made for any age. Not to be on SSI benefits; what is needed is to have filed and gotten benefits after April 30, 1997.
Overall:
| Birthday Range | Payday (May 2025) |
| 1st – 10th | May 14, 2025 |
| 11th – 20th | May 21, 2025 |
| 21st – 31st | May 28, 2025 |
Social Security payment amounts
At 62, the most sum you may get is $2,831. At $1,425.42, this is far more than the typical payment for 64-year-olds.
If you collect $2,831 at 62, though, you must have earned the taxable limit for 35 years while working all those years in employment covered by SSA.
Retirees at Full Retirement Age can get up to $4,018. Again, they must file at FRA but have the same rigorous criteria as those who collect $2,831 at 62. It follows from this that one should work longer.
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The maximum retirement benefit in 2025 will be for qualified 70-year-olds. Their possible pay is $5,108. Delaying filing until you are 70 yields 24 percent additional monthly.
Conversely, some 64-year-olds might have filed at 62 and only worked for 10 years. They so qualify for a quite cheap monthly payment. You can enhance it using SNAP and SSI benefits.
For millions of people, these Federal payments enable them to make ends meet. Just a friendly reminder: should you be eligible for this benefit, the SSI payment for June shows up on May 30.
