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It actually takes 2 months NOT weeks - Old Anon

Posted: Jun 23rd, 2019 - 11:33 am In Reply to: Weighing in - Soon to be retired

to process your SS application and start receiving your money. Say you apply in the middle of January. They figure out what your benefit is going to be. You are paid in arrears, so your first full month of benefit would be for February for which you'd receive your direct deposit on the 2nd, 3rd, or 4th Wednesday of the March. This works out to be approximately 2 months from application to your first direct deposit.

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Those who have applied for early retirement at age 62 - when do your payments start? sm (Views: 791, 2019-06-20, 1:10 pm)
- SocialSecurity.gov - 62 is not my full retirement age (Views: 555, 2019-06-20, 2:21 pm)
  - Early retirement - MT 67 (Views: 497, 2019-06-20, 2:30 pm)
  - I know all that and none of it is what I was asking. - nm (Views: 375, 2019-06-20, 4:39 pm)
    - Well - Excuse (Views: 411, 2019-06-20, 5:29 pm)
      - Actually, no one answered the OP's - Old Anon (Views: 485, 2019-06-21, 7:26 am)
  - Weighing in - Soon to be retired (Views: 245, 2019-06-23, 10:40 am)
    - It actually takes 2 months NOT weeks - Old Anon
      - 8 weeks is 2 months - Whatever (Views: 228, 2019-06-23, 2:52 pm)
        My answer was in response to...SM - Old Anon (Views: 197, 2019-06-25, 11:34 am)
- You can apply 3 months before your birthday. - Hopeless (Views: 460, 2019-06-20, 2:50 pm)
  - I took early SS at 63... - Old Anon (Views: 445, 2019-06-20, 4:36 pm)
    - THAT is what I needed to know, thank you. A direct answer. - Thank you. nm (Views: 330, 2019-06-20, 4:38 pm)
      - You are very welcome... - Old Anon (Views: 453, 2019-06-20, 4:48 pm)
    - Mine is deposited into my account the 3rd of every month. - nm (Views: 282, 2019-06-21, 6:22 am)
      - People who receive both SSI and SSDI - Old Anon (Views: 394, 2019-06-21, 7:40 am)
        If you are on SSDI and you reach 62, you are no - longer on SSDI but SSI kicks (Views: 282, 2019-06-21, 8:50 pm)
        The 3rd of the month payment date...sm - Old Anon (Views: 288, 2019-06-22, 4:52 am)
        I began collecting at 65 in 2008. The third of the month is when my - check is auto-deposited. nm (Views: 238, 2019-06-23, 5:18 pm)
    - Correction... - Old Anon (Views: 214, 2019-06-22, 11:38 am)
  - Good Point - Thanks for Clarifying (Views: 299, 2019-06-21, 3:56 pm)
- In answer to your question regarding SS Payments - MT55 (Views: 378, 2019-06-20, 3:25 pm)
  - SS Payments - sm (Views: 394, 2019-06-20, 3:45 pm)
- I took retirement at 62 and am still working - full time. Until you reach (Views: 960, 2019-06-21, 1:48 am)