Millions of Americans rely on Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) for financial support, with the last set of payments for April scheduled to be dispensed on Wednesday, April 23, 2025. Notably, this payment includes a Cost of Living Adjustment (COLA) increase of 2.5% applied this year. The recipients for this payment round were categorized into three groups by the Social Security Administration, primarily based on recipients’ birth dates and the start date of their benefits. The following information provides more clarity: The exact payment amounts are set depending on the individual’s employment history, the number of years worked, and the time of application for benefits. If you have direct deposit enabled, you can expect the deposit to appear in your account early on April 23. However, paper checks may require a few additional days for delivery. If there are any delays in payment, it’s recommended to wait three business days before reaching out to the SSA. You can contact them at 1-800-772-1213 or visit your local SSA office for assistance.

Unreceived payments due earlier can be tracked by examining your payment history in your My Social Security account or by directly contacting the SSA. For recipients in Group 4, your SSDI payment, inclusive of the 2025 COLA increase, is due to arrive on Wednesday, April 23. Regular checks on your bank account, mail, and the currency of SSA account info are recommended to keep oneself updated.

Individuals with difficulty navigating SSDI-related queries and procedures might find the resources at eddcaller.com helpful. This site provides contact information for EDD, guidelines on the fastest way to get through to EDD, advice on communicating with EDD customer service, and so much more. This information could be incredibly useful for those trying to navigate the often complicated world of disability insurance claims and payments, ensuring you get the help you need when you need it.