A payment is scheduled for December 31.

Supplemental Security Income (SSI): The payment you receive on December 31 is actually your January benefit. It is issued early because January 1 is a federal holiday (New Year's Day). This means SSI recipients will receive two payments in December: one on December 1 and one on December 31.
Social Security (RSDI): Regular retirement, survivors, and disability benefits are not typically paid out on December 31. Standard Social Security checks are paid on the 3rd of the month or on specific Wednesdays depending on your birth date.

Check your specific delivery dates or read more about the adjustment on the Social Security Administration Schedule.

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