I'm on Soical sercurity and I receive 134.00 from SSI and I'm about to get a settlement Iwas wondering will effect my benefits

Most any type of income or assets will affect your Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits. To qualify for SSI, you cannot have more than...

Medicare is the name of a US government medical program and not a thing that can be sued. The Medicare program is administered by the US...

Why am I being called for a deposition if there paying my medical but denied my weekly pay, and I'm also under surveillance ?

None of us can tell you what happened at your mediation. As far as your deposition being taken, that is very common. The insurance company’s...

What should I do ?

I agree that this does not sound like it would rise to the level of medical malpractice such that a malpractice lawyer would accept the case but it...

When you apply for benefits, Social Security reviews your earnings history and will come up with an average for your highest-paid 35 years of work....

I was denied for SSI but my SSD still ending, can be a chance of been approval on SSD or that means that am denied on both??

I’m wondering if when you say your Social Security disability application is still “ending” if you mean that it is still pending, that it has not...

Are you supposed to receive payment from a 401k account through Social Secturity?

You would be eligible for Social Security benefits but only to the extent that you paid into Social Security while you were working.

I’m receiving a supplement for $1200 will that affect my SSI and disability

As Mr. Pont says, unlike Social Security disability benefits, Supplemental Security Income (SSI) is a welfare needs-based program that you may...

A bank account garnishment was denied since my only income is soc security. Why would a garnishment hearing be requested now?

This is more of a question about debt collection than Social Security. You may want to repost it under debt collection and perhaps you would get...

Social Security Divorce?

If your spouse is at her full retirement age or older (usually between 66 and 67 depending on year of birth) her benefit based upon your account is...