I am 61 and permanently disabled on SSDI. When I become eligible for SSI will the amount I receive be different from the amount of my SSDI checks?
I am 61 and permanently disabled on SSDI. When I become eligible for SSI will the amount I receive be different from the amount of my SSDI checks?
Hi there,
Only if your SSDI payments are less than $733 per month. Otherwise, you will not be eligible for SSI.
If I receive disability will I be eligible for the amount of my husband social security if he passes away
In reply to If I receive disability will by Donna Faye Rosemond (not verified)
Hi Donna,
You may be able to qualify for some sort of survivor's benefits.
Can I get ssi and ssdi both
In reply to Can I get ssi and ssdi both by Anonymous (not verified)
Hi There,
It is possible, but to do so you'd have to receiving a lower SSDI amount. SSI is based on financial need and income, so depending on your SSDI payment, you may exceed the income limits for SSI.
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