Disability benefits are available to qualified recipients under two programs, Social Security Income (SSI) and Social Security Disability Income (SSDI). SSI is a means-tested program for people with disabilities who have very limited means, but SSDI is an insurance program that is available to ...
Having children with a disability means that you have to take extra steps to plan and prepare for their future. When a parent cannot take care of their child any longer due to death or disability, it is vital to have a plan in place to ensure the child's needs are met. Here are five pointers to consider when planning for your disabled child's future...
Americans are living longer than they did in years past, including those with disabilities. According to one count, 730,000 people with developmental disabilities living with caregivers who are 60 or older. This figure does not include adult children with other forms of disability nor those who l...
The contents of most trusts you create for yourself will be considered available to you in determining your eligibility for SSI. On the other hand, assets of most trusts that someone else creates and names you as a beneficiary of may not be considered to belong to you for purposes of determining ...
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