Social Security

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I am 60 years old and on Social Security Disability; my husband is dying of a terminal illness. Will I still receive my disability payments or a portion of my husband’s benefit, which is greater?

Will a person who is only 30 and hasn’t worked enough to earn their 40 credits draw the same amount as a person who has worked their whole life and earned their 40 credits?

I am about to receive monthly Social Security Disability benefits. Since March of this year, I have received a small retirement check from the California State

I will be 62 in March. I have a child who has been disabled since birth. He began to receive SSI benefits when he turned 18. When I start Social Security, will I get extra money for him?

My 52-year-old sister-in-law is in bad health. Her doctor told her to apply for disability but she has not worked for about 20 years.

I’m 59 and have been on Social Security Disability for five years. My caregiver’s husband was disabled in an auto accident.

My dad has emphysema that has progressed. He also has had a collapsed lung. He has been in and out of hospitals and is now on oxygen full time.

I receive Social Security Disability Insurance. I want to invest in the stock market. How do investment earnings affect my disability benefit?

I am 50 years old and have been on Social Security Disability Insurance for two years. I can’t get any benefits for my daughter, who is 14.

I just filed an SSDI appeal because my first attempt was denied. If I do get SSDI will I be dropped from SSDI and put on SSI when I turn 62 this August?

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