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The Timing of Your First Social Security Payment
It may come as a surprise to many of those new to Social Security, but you won’t get a payment that first month you become eligible.You must have lived completely through the month of your birth, and then you’ll have earned a payment for the following month, bit you won’t get the actual payment until the month after. Confusing, right? FedSmith’s
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