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How much can I get per month on SSI?

Jan 23rd, 2008
by Tomasz Stasiuk.

How much can you get per month from SSI?

Supplemental Security Income, SSI for short, pays up to the Federal Benefit Rate (FBR).

For 2010, the Federal Benefit rate stays at $674 and $1,011 for couples. For most people, this means the maximum SSI benefits you can get in 2010 is $674 per month.

For 2009, the FBR was $674 per month.

In 2008, the FBR was $637 per month.

In 2007, the FBR was $623 per month.

This page lists the Federal Benefit Rates back to 1998.

Updated 01/20/2010.

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  • Thanks for your comment!

    Generally, your SSDI benefits have to be less than the Federal Benefit Rate to be eligible for SSI benefits. See http://www.socialsecurityinsider.com/2008/03/so...

    If you want to know if YOU can get SSI in addition to Social Security benefits you currently receive, call Social Security and ask.

    Tomasz M. Stasiuk
    http://www.SocialSecurityInsider.com


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