The Social Security Administration will begin issuing a maximum of $4,000 in new stimulus checks to individuals suffering from disabilities in the United States in July 2024. These checks will be dependent on the individuals’ dates of birth and will include a 3.2% cost-of-living adjustment to help cover growing expenses.

Individuals with disabilities in the United States will receive fresh stimulus checks of up to $4,000 in July 2024, based on the VIBUS report, to assist with their living costs. This is a component of the Social Security Administration’s (SSA) assistance program for the disabled, retired, and recipients of Supplemental Security Income (SSI). Particularly in areas with high living expenses, these checks have value for covering expenses for things like health care and housing.

The Social Security Administration has set July payment deadlines as follows: checks for people born on July 1 through July 10 have already been sent, checks for individuals born on July 11 through July 20 will be sent on July 17, and checks for the ones born on July 21 through July 31 will be sent on July 24.

In order to battle inflation, this month’s payouts also contain a 3.2% rise; a potential 2.2% increase is anticipated for 2025. This modification is necessary to maintain benefits value in the face of growing expenses. Ongoing notifications and payments from the Social Security Administration are intended to assist those who depend on these benefits and improve their money management.