I agree with the prior answers. I would add that you make sure that you have proof of your attempts to inform social security of the winnings by...

Assuming that your only financial resource is your SSI benefit and that you are asking if you would have to pay back-child support from your SSI...

Yes. If you account has more than $2000 in it ($3000 if you are married), you will be ineligible for SSI until the account balance is below that...

Rather than suing which won’t get you anything, you may want to contact your local congressperson’s office and ask if they can make an inquiry to...

This is a complicated question but the place to begin is to review the "Windfall Elimination Provision (WEP) under the US Social Security Act. This...

Not an issue for SSDI. For SSI, it will disqualify you for the month in which you were paid your casino winnings and every month thereafter until...

SSI is a means-tested program. This basically means that you cannot have other sources of income available to you and still be eligible receive...

No. SSI is essentially a federal welfare program to support disabled people in the United States, not in other countries.

Mr. Pont is correct. The settlement money will impact your continued eligibility to receive SSI. However, there are some options such as a “special...

If I understand you correctly, you are not receiving either SSI or SSDI benefits. If that is correct, the sale of the property is irrelevant as far...