Will Social Security waive an overpayment after 42 years?
It is always worth a shot. You can get a waive if it would be against equity and good conscience OR it would defeat the purpose of the program...
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It is always worth a shot. You can get a waive if it would be against equity and good conscience OR it would defeat the purpose of the program...
Short answer, It is averaged out for the entire year. However, according to the 2013 Red Book for SSA, here are some guidelines: SSA applies...
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I agree with Ms. Sinclair. The minor, dependent children of a disabled adult can receive a percentage (up to 50% total) of the disabled adult...
If your ex-spouse is 62 years of age and you are approved for SSDIB, then the answer is "Yes." you ex-spouse must also be unmarried. However, your...
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I agree with Ms. Sinclair and would add that IF you comingle SSDIB and other money, that bank account could get garnished if a judgment were ever...
As Ms. Sinclair indicated, because this is a collection agency, whatever information you gave to the original creditor was probably turned over to...
I presume when you say "they" you are referring to SSA and that is correct, the money she receives for them is to be used to assist with the cost...
I presume that you are the representative payee for the SSDIB. If she becomes emancipated, both of you should go to the local social security...
You should receive a Notice of this Overpayment in the mail. If you do not receive this within 21 days of your phone call to them, go to you local...
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I agree with both my colleagues in that you may need to sell the car. However, check your sale paperwork to see if there is a disability...