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How much can I get in SSI benefits?

Every year, the max amount of SSI benefits an eligible individual can receive is adjusted with the Cost of Living Adjustment (COLA) which is affected by inflation. This amount has been set at $733 for 2015 (it was $721 for 2014). Keep in mind that the amount of SSI benefits a person is eligible for is offset by other household income or assets.

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