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SSI Federally Administered PaymentsTable 7.Average monthly payment, by eligibility category, age, and source of payment,August 2008–August 2009 (in dollars)—ContinuedSSI Federally Administered PaymentsMonthTotalEligibility categoryAgeAgedBlind anddisabled Under 18 18–64 65 or olderState supplementation2008August 156.10 171.70 150.70 76.20 159.30 172.30September 156.00 171.80 150.60 76.10 159.10 172.20October 156.10 171.90 150.70 76.30 159.10 172.30November 156.00 171.90 150.50 76.00 159.10 172.40December 156.20 172.30 150.70 76.10 159.30 172.702009January 156.00 172.20 150.40 76.00 159.00 172.50February 155.80 172.10 150.20 75.80 158.80 172.50March 155.90 172.30 150.20 75.80 158.80 172.60April 155.90 172.40 150.20 75.80 158.80 172.70May 139.50 154.80 134.30 59.80 143.40 155.20June 139.40 154.70 134.10 59.70 143.20 155.10July 130.40 144.50 125.60 52.30 134.80 145.10August 130.30 144.50 125.50 52.30 134.80 145.10SOURCE: Social Security Administration, Supplemental Security Record, 100 percent data.NOTE: Data are for the end of the specified month and exclude retroactive payments.CONTACT: Art Kahn (410) 965-0186 or ssi.monthly@ssa.gov for further information.106 Social Security Bulletin • Vol. 69 • No. 3 • 2009
Awards of SSI Federally Administered PaymentsAwards of SSI Federally Administered PaymentsTable 8.All awards, by eligibility category and age of awardee, August 2008–August 2009MonthTotalEligibility categoryAgeAgedBlind anddisabled Under 18 18–64 65 or older2008August 75,295 9,126 66,169 14,244 51,789 9,262September 85,720 9,076 76,644 16,499 59,986 9,235October 79,082 9,769 69,313 13,874 55,273 9,935November 72,635 9,945 62,690 13,521 49,048 10,066December 77,917 8,074 69,843 15,287 54,422 8,2082009January 67,577 8,475 59,102 13,239 45,743 8,595February 72,924 8,932 63,992 14,379 49,500 9,045March 93,218 9,425 83,793 18,985 64,651 9,582April 80,706 9,748 70,958 15,728 55,101 9,877May 83,702 9,158 74,544 15,863 58,530 9,309June 91,533 8,362 83,171 18,824 64,212 8,497July a 81,004 8,941 72,063 16,280 55,660 9,064August a 81,846 9,046 72,800 16,175 56,508 9,163SOURCE: Social Security Administration, Supplemental Security Record, 100 percent data.NOTE: Data are for all awards made during the specified month.a. Preliminary data. In the first 2 months after their release, numbers may be adjusted to reflect returned checks.CONTACT: Art Kahn (410) 965-0186 or ssi.monthly@ssa.gov for further information.Social Security Bulletin • Vol. 69 • No. 3 • 2009 107
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ReferencesAaronson, Stephanie, and
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