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90-Year-Old Faces Loss Of SSI Benefits Over Lack Of Approved Payee — Family Member Scrambles For Options
A 90-year-old woman could soon lose her Supplemental Security Income benefits due to a paperwork issue — and her only ...
Say goodbye to Social Security payments until this date: This day the first SSDI deposit for August goes out
August brings new payment dates for beneficiaries of Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) in the United States According to the official schedule published by the Social Sec ...
What is a Social Security representative payee and how do you get one?
The Social Security Administration (SSA) may appoint a representative payee to step in on behalf of individuals receiving ...
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Representative payees help you manage your Social Security
INDIANA- Some people who receive monthly Social Security benefits or Supplemental Security Income (SSI) payments may need ...
'She Just Does What She Wants With It': Disabled Man Says Mom Misused His SSI — Now He's Fighting For Control
A 27-year-old man with cerebral palsy is working to take control of his Supplemental Security Income payments after claiming his mother misused the benefits for years. In a recent Reddit post, he ...
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Elkhart couple charged with stealing from disabled adult in their care
A 66-year-old Elkhart woman pleaded not guilty Monday after she was arrested on allegations that she has been stealing from a disabled adult in her care.
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Social Security: The 1 Thing Every Worker Today Needs to Know - AOL
Social Security is a lifeline for millions of retirees today. If you're still working, you should know that the program is not going to disappear, and that benefit cuts may even be preventable ...
Social Security paid $80,000 for her care. Yet this disabled Milwaukee woman slept on the street.
Representative payees collect Social Security for disabled people and use it to help them secure housing. The arrangement is vulnerable to misuse.
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There's 'chaos' at Social Security, Ohio man gets contradicting letters
A man in Ohio received contradicting letters from the Social Security Administration, one saying he is getting a lump sum while another said he owed money.