If you receive Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits, don’t be surprised when two checks hit your account in August.

Supplemental Security Income recipients will get two payments in August because of how the payment schedule has been set up.

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On August 1, SSI payments up to $1,450 go out to eligible recipients. Learn who qualifies and how to claim this federal aid.

While Supplemental Security Income payments typically go out at the start of every month, September's payment will go out on Aug. 29 since Sept. 1 is a holiday.

In August, SSI beneficiaries will receive two payments due to the SSA's scheduling. This pattern, influenced by holidays and ...