Will people (Children) receiving SSI get the one time $250 or is is just for adults on SSI and SSD?

Yes, according to this CNN article which explains where the money goes, SSI recipients will receive a check worth $250. With that said I don't think it would be a bad idea to speak to a local SSI contact to find out for sure. --quote-- Social Security and SSI recipients, retired and disabled veterans, and railroad retirees will get a one-time payment of $250.

The Social Security Administration and Veterans Administration will provide the information about who qualifies for this payment, so eligible individuals won't have to do anything. Individuals on a federal or state retirement program who don't receive Social Security benefits can claim a $250 credit when they file their 2009 tax returns. "However, there's no double-dipping," said McAnarney."Taxpayers who qualify for both the Making Work Pay Credit and the $250 payment can't get the full amount of both benefits.

" In these cases, the Making Work Pay Credit will be reduced by $250. --/quote.

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