If I get social security and then I get house. What can happen to me and my social secuirity.?
915569
Buying a house does not effect your eligibility for Social Security.  Buying a house DOES make you ineligible for MEDICAID.
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If you become disabled before retirement age you may collect on one or the other. It depends on whether or not you have paid into the Social Security plan or not. If you have held a job and paid into SS then you can collect SSI: Social Security Insurance. Your monthly income will be based upon how much you were making before you were disabled and will not exceed the maximum which right now I think is around $1300/month.\n\nIf you have not paid into SS or not paid in that much then if you become disabled you may be eligible for SSDI; Social Security Disability Insurance. SSDI has eligibility requirements such as the amount of assets you may own. The monthly amount you receive is much less and depends upon the State you live in. Generally the top amount is somewhere between $500-600/month.\n\nThe Disability requirements are pretty much the same for both. And it can take a couple of years to get approved for either.
928422
Don't give out personal info in here, it isn't safe. Go to...\n\n            http://www.socialsecurity.gov\n\nGood luck.
114064
This will probably disqualify you from SSI.  Outside of your home and one vehicle, there are limits on the amount of assets you can have to be eligible for SSI.  If the insurance settlement was over $2000, your SSI payments will probably be suspended until the amount left drops below $2000.  Talk to your case worker about this, because if they find out later, you will have to repay any unqualified SSI payments anyway.
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They will go back 3 years because of so many people getting rid of their homes and savings to be able to get Medicaid.  If she transferred the home and all the 'stuff' to you less than 3 years ago, you stand to lose everything.\n\nTo get Medicaid you can have a house, a car and $2000 in the bank and nothing more outside of social security income.
487198
Go on the social security website and you will get some of your answers.
291969
File for social security  they get ssi
1112881
yes you can go to welfare and ask them what to do you. they will help you find a house that is affordable to you get food stamps if you need them and cash if you need that and they also have other resources that you can ask them about.
1026282
I have a son with downs and they are automatically approved for social security.  We did it just so that he is in the system if something ever happens to us.  We had a great agent and he told us this.  We did have to give them a copy of his chromosome report and prove he had downs.  So he is approved but our household makes too much money for him to receive anything.  So if I am out of work or something he will get it.
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The government gives you new names, new SSI numbers, a new address in another part of the country, new jobs, everything. All ties to your former life are severed and you start a whole new life. The only way you can be found is if you are recognized by someone. The only records of what happened to the former you are held by the FBI
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A 70 year old recipient of social security retirement benefits may have unlimited earned income without having a reduction in benefit payments. However, wages from work and investment income may make 1/2 of the social security subject to federal income taxes, if the combined amounts exceed designated limits, depending on your marital filing status.\n\naddition 11/28\nIf you have additional earned income and it is not reported to the IRS and the SSA, then you may lose out on credits that could boost your SS benefits.
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I believe you need to be careful with this question. It is true that you will still get your full Social Security check even if you earn extra money but at some level of earnings the Social Security benefit can become partially taxable.\n\nYou need to check with the IRS about this since it is independent of the Social Security Administration.
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Anyone, foreign citizen or otherwise, can own property in the US. Permanent residency allows you to buy and permanently live in a house in the US. It does not allow you to receive any benefits that are given only to citizens, meaning you cannot get social security or vote, and likely hold political office, though that may depend on the office. To receive those rights, you must become a naturalized citizen.
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Yes.  There are lots of different types of SSI payments, and different types of inheritance, so whether or not the inheritance affects your ability to continue to recieve the payments the year you inherit depends on what payments you recieve. (Is the estate in money? If property, will you live there?)\n\nYou can always inherit -- the result, if large enough cash or converatble to cash with some exceptions (not as many as there used to be) will probably be that you will lose ssi payments for awhile, maybe that month, maybe longer.
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I'm dreading what this is going to do to my bottom line.  Money is already tight for me.  But that's ok, I've felt safe.  Now, not only will I be paying higher taxes (less take-home pay) but I will have to get a new security system for my home for all the illegals who will be coming in and taking over.
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Money & a social security.
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Im sorry for your loss. My dad died when I was 16. Yes you can get Social Security benefits. Your dad can also get benefits for taking care of your younger sisters. Your benefits can countinue untill your 19 if your in highschool. Check www.ssa.org