Claysphere Rivera asked: General public opinion had generated the belief that Social Security is designed exclusively for retirement. Contrary to this misconception, Social Security System offers a variety of programs that cater not only benefits for retiring individuals but also programs providing assistance for the disabled including their dependents. This article focuses on Social Security [...]
G. White asked: Social security and its future are one of the most controversial issues discussed in politics today, with many different views and outlooks taking center stage. The law that was designed by Franklin D. Roosevelt to protect the elderly and provide services and compensation to them in retirement finds itself in a completely [...]
Jamil Estorninos asked: It is the Great Depression of the ‘30s that necessitates the creation of a Social Security program in the US. Poverty reaches its highest peak among older citizens that time and something has to be done. The Social Security Act, which is considered the first Social Security law, was drafted under the [...]
Lisa Carey asked: Identity thieves steal your personal information for many reasons. Among those are to obtain credit (money) using your credit information, but also medical benefits, Veteran’s benefits and employment. Why would anyone steal your identity just to get a job? For many reasons, for example some people are in the United States illegally [...]
Shelby Smith asked: One of the most important retirement decisions facing most Americans is: WHEN TO START SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFITS. Conventional wisdom has always been “take it as early as possible — age 62″. Why? Several reasons are given: (a) it might not be there if you wait; (b) you can take the benefits and [...]
Greeman & Toomey asked: Attorneys who represent Social Security disability claimants generally do so under a “contingency fee agreement.” That is, the client does not pay the attorney unless and until the case is resolved and Social Security benefits have been awarded. A representative who wants to charge or collect a fee from a claimant for [...]
Amit Mehta asked: People who are gainfully employed have Social Security records. Through tax deducted from your monthly payroll, you make a contribution to a social insurance program, forming the basis of these documents. These records contain your Social Security number as well as other relevant information such as your full name, date of birth, [...]
Mary Jean Kuda asked: Social Security has been one of the country’s most successful programs. It aids people from financial uncertainty especially in their trying times.The program provides several protections such as:• progressive benefit formula• comprehensive insurance benefits that include disability• survivors and retirement benefits• spouses’ benefits• a cost of living adjustment• coverage until deathThese [...]
Jaikin Dubey asked: For Immediate Release:Social Security Disability Website Offers BenefitsAssistanceNavigating the world of Social Security benefits andapplications is not always an easy thing to do, but there is a website that canhelp you. Social Security Disabilityoffers twenty four hour service to help you determine what benefits andinsurance you are eligible for. With agreat understanding [...]
Peter Drummond asked: If you have been feeling the crunch of finding ways to curb your spending on an already fixed income, then you will be delighted to know that your Illinois social security benefits will increase beginning in January.The Social Security Administration announced on Thursday, October 16 that social security benefits will increase by [...]
Meghan DiTolla asked: Many are surprised to learn that Social Security eligibility is similar to other types of lawsuits. For example, in certain personal injury lawsuits, the plaintiff needs to prove that he or she will not be able to work in the same capacity in the future due to sustained injuries. These injuries need [...]
Patricia Woloch asked: Social Security Administration’s Definition of DisabilityThe Social Security Administration has some qualifications to be considered a disability. To be defined as a disability, two conditions must be met:1. The person is unable to do the work for which the disabled person is suited making at least $900 gross income per month (known [...]
