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SUPPLEMENTAL SECURITY INCOME (SSI) BENEFITS

the maximum Federal SSI benefit changes yearly.

SSI benefits will automatically increase in 2013 because there was an increase in the Consumer Price Index

Effective January 1, 2013, the Federal benefit rate is $710 for an individual .

Some States supplement SSI benefit with additional payment. total SSI benefit levels higher in those States.

SSI benefit amounts and State supplemental payment amounts vary based upon your income, living arrangements,

Alaska 1,036.00

California 866.40

Connecticut 842.00

Kentucky 846.00

New Jersy 824.05

Ohio 1,180.00

District of Columbia

$710.00

Vermont $762

The following States pay their own supplemental payments and you may contact the State for payment information.

Alabama 734.00

Alaska 1,036.00

Arizona NONE

Arkansas NONE

California 866.40

Colorado 699.00

Connecticut 842.00

Delaware 710.00

District of Columbia

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1,159.00

Florida 752.40

Georgia ?

Hawaii 710.00

Idaho 727.00

Illinois ?

Indiana ?

Iowa 710.00

Kansas ?

Kentucky 846.00

Louisiana ?

Maine 684.00

Maryland 740.00

Massachusetts 788.39

Michigan 710.00

Minnesota 735.00

Missouri ?

Mississippi NONE

Montana 710.00

Nebraska 679.00

Nevada 710.40

New York 761.00

New Jersy 824.05

Montana 710

New Hampshire 688.00

New Mexico NONE

North Dakota NONE

North Carolina ?

Ohio 1,180.00

Oklahoma 716.00

Oregon ?

South Carolina NONE

South Dakota 689.00

Tennessee NONE

Texas NONE

Virginia ?

Washington 720.00

West Virginia ?

Wisconsin 757.78

Wyoming699.00

The states with Social Security-administered supplemental payments are:

Maximum payment for individual

living independently (2013)

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California pays over $800 per month on SSI benefits. i haven't found any other state that pays more.

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