Well you got part of the math right your earnings ($10/hr 30 hours/wk) $1,200 +$225 (please explain $1,200 -$85 /2) Since your allowed to earn a whole $85 a month woo who! but then you ALSO need to figure in taxes (guessing) apx. $300/mo, And YES you CAN keep your medicaid, However YOU will have to PAY for it to the tune one $265/mo. Oh yeah your "income" went up so your foodstamps WILL go down (this amount will vary) $50, And oh yeah you almost forgot, How are you going to get to work? Well lets buy a cheap but reliable car put it on the road and insure it, Shall we? you spend $5,000 on a car but you obviously don't have $5k because your total asset limit is $2k and ZERO CENTS! so your new car payment is $150, and FULL coverage insurance with no driving history is another $100, and lets not forget to put gas in the car $50, and a $30 oil change once every 3 months ($10 a month) ALL of these expenses are things you would NOT have if you didn't have a job so I think this is all fair. And their would be other one time expenses like interview clothes, and work shoes. But we will just skip all of that, Lets see how much you will REALLY be "making" and the end of the month! $1,200 + $225 (1425) -300 -265 -50 -150 -100 -10 = $545 Whoops what happened? compared to NOT working all of a sudden I have less. For one moment lets say you are close enough and capable of walking to work and back, So you don't need to buy a car GREAT so you get to add $310 a month So your new take home, Not having transportation instead opting to walk, Will be $855 That's better and LOOK your earning "more" a whole $72 MORE! for ONLY 120 HOURS of work! Listen IF I wanted to earn $0.60 an hour I'd go do something to get my ass thrown in prison so I could work commissary. This is a fucking joke and you shouldn't be telling disabled people these bullshit lies. Note my username is a statement, that all SSI employees do the same thing at work, must be nice to get paid to jerk off all day!
I finished my college degree and was going to start working right when covid started but it is not going to stop me from working online :) I've always wanted my own home but I have no credit and idk if my SSDI will help me.
I’m in social security and SSDI and working part time, but I got lay-off due to the covid-19. And I applied for unemployment benefits would that affect my SSI. Please help
I have no credit and want to rent a home i also don't work at the moment but I am going to start selling things online. Does my SSDI help to qualify for renting an apartment or house ?
Gaby if you haven't found out by now quite possibly you qualify for Section 8 Housing or other Housing assistance. Google your county's name along with " _ _ _ _ _ _ Housing Assistance" in order to find out more information.
Well you got part of the math right your earnings ($10/hr 30 hours/wk) $1,200 +$225 (please explain $1,200 -$85 /2) Since your allowed to earn a whole $85 a month woo who! but then you ALSO need to figure in taxes (guessing) apx. $300/mo, And YES you CAN keep your medicaid, However YOU will have to PAY for it to the tune one $265/mo. Oh yeah your "income" went up so your foodstamps WILL go down (this amount will vary) $50, And oh yeah you almost forgot, How are you going to get to work? Well lets buy a cheap but reliable car put it on the road and insure it, Shall we? you spend $5,000 on a car but you obviously don't have $5k because your total asset limit is $2k and ZERO CENTS! so your new car payment is $150, and FULL coverage insurance with no driving history is another $100, and lets not forget to put gas in the car $50, and a $30 oil change once every 3 months ($10 a month) ALL of these expenses are things you would NOT have if you didn't have a job so I think this is all fair. And their would be other one time expenses like interview clothes, and work shoes. But we will just skip all of that, Lets see how much you will REALLY be "making" and the end of the month! $1,200 + $225 (1425) -300 -265 -50 -150 -100 -10 = $545 Whoops what happened? compared to NOT working all of a sudden I have less. For one moment lets say you are close enough and capable of walking to work and back, So you don't need to buy a car GREAT so you get to add $310 a month So your new take home, Not having transportation instead opting to walk, Will be $855 That's better and LOOK your earning "more" a whole $72 MORE! for ONLY 120 HOURS of work! Listen IF I wanted to earn $0.60 an hour I'd go do something to get my ass thrown in prison so I could work commissary. This is a fucking joke and you shouldn't be telling disabled people these bullshit lies.
Note my username is a statement, that all SSI employees do the same thing at work, must be nice to get paid to jerk off all day!
I finished my college degree and was going to start working right when covid started but it is not going to stop me from working online :) I've always wanted my own home but I have no credit and idk if my SSDI will help me.
I’m in social security and SSDI and working part time, but I got lay-off due to the covid-19. And I applied for unemployment benefits would that affect my SSI. Please help
You asking TH-cam why don't you call social security for them questions simple
I have no credit and want to rent a home i also don't work at the moment but I am going to start selling things online. Does my SSDI help to qualify for renting an apartment or house ?
Gaby if you haven't found out by now quite possibly you qualify for Section 8 Housing or other Housing assistance. Google your county's name along with " _ _ _ _ _ _ Housing Assistance" in order to find out more information.
Thank you so much.