New era of Social Security with Donald Trump as president: do paydays stay the same?

By Rachel Greco

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New era of Social Security with Donald Trump as president do paydays stay the same

Now that Donald Trump has returned to the presidency of the United States, citizens are concerned about the timing of Social Security payments, which is one of the most important items for retirees who rely solely on their retirement benefits.

A change in presidency should not affect Social Security retirement payments, so it makes no difference which president is in charge of the White House. As a result, if we have a previously accepted Social Security payment, we can apply for the benefit using the standard procedure.

However, we must be aware that in some months, there may be irregularities in the Social Security payment schedule. With this in mind, we can consult the official calendar to determine when we will have the funds available.

When do Social Security payments arrive with Donald Trump?

Social Security payments continue to be made on the same schedule as previously. So, if we know the 2025 payment schedule, we can anticipate when they will arrive in the coming months.

Remember, Social Security payments are sent as follows:

  • Retirees prior to May 1997. On the 3rd of each month.
  • Retirees after May 1997. Depending on the retiree’s birthday, the payment arrives on the second, third or fourth Wednesday of the month.

These are the payment days except when one of those days is a holiday or weekend. When this happens, the Administration sends it on the immediately preceding business day, so we must be alert to this type of irregularity.

The 2025 Social Security payment schedule is as follows:

Social Security payment calendar in 2025
Source (https://www.ssa.gov)

This Social Security payment schedule will allow us to efficiently organize our economy.

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Rachel Greco

Rachel Greco covers life in US County, including the communities of Grand Ledge, Delta Township, Charlotte and US Rapids. But her beat extends to local government, local school districts and community events in communities that surround Lansing. Her goal is to tell compelling stories about the area that matter to local readers.

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