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SSDI and SSI at the same time: is it possible?

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While it is possible to claim SSDI and SSI at the same time, it is unlikely that you will be able to do so. As Social Security Disability Attorney Jonathan Ginsberg explains in this video, SSDI payments come from tax money that you have paid into the system while working, whereas SSI functions as a welfare program and does not depend on work credits (Note: Not affiliated with Social Security In 30 Minutes or publisher i30 Media Corporation). You cannot generate work credits from collecting SSI so a long-time SSI recipient cannot suddenly become eligible for SSDI.

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What is the difference between SSI & SSDI?

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Lawrence & Associates attorney Danielle L. Rodriguez explains the difference between Social Security Disability (SSDI) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI), and how to determine which you may qualify for. (Note: Not affiliated with Social Security In 30 Minutes or publisher i30 Media Corporation)

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Social Security benefits for spouses, children, and parents

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Disability and Aging Rights Attorney Sue Augustus discusses Social Security benefits for spouses, children, and parents in this brief video published by Equip for Equality in Illinois (Note: Not affiliated with Social Security In 30 Minutes or publisher i30 Media Corporation).

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When Is The Best Time To Retire?

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Is age 62, the earliest you can start collecting Social Security, the right time to retire? Should you wait until Social Security Full Retirement Age of around age 66 or do you push retirement back even later? Does it make sense to retire sooner? Retirement Planning expert and Certified Financial Planner Brian Fricke offers his insight into when the best time to retire might be for you.

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How much money will you receive from Social Security disability benefits?

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Interested in calculating how much money you will receive from Social Security disability benefits if approved? Sharon Christie, a leading Social Security disability benefits lawyer in Baltimore, Md, outlines how much money you will receive from Social Security once approved (Note: Not affiliated with Social Security In 30 Minutes or publisher i30 Media Corporation).

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Are your Social Security benefits taxable?

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One of the most common questions about Social Security is whether benefits are taxable.  Money Evolution’s investment advisor, Bill Lethemon, says that the answer to that question is probably yes (Note: Not affiliated with Social Security In 30 Minutes or publisher i30 Media Corporation). He breaks it down in this five-minute video.

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Can you work and collect Social Security benefits?

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Your decision on when to start collecting Social Security benefits is a personal one depending on your own specific situation. This Savvy Women Wealth Management video (Note: Not affiliated with Social Security In 30 Minutes or publisher i30 Media Corporation) explains that you can work while you receive Social Security retirement benefits, however if you are younger than full retirement age and make more than the yearly earnings limit, your earnings may reduce your benefit amount.

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What is the Social Security 2019 phone scam alert?

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Frauds and scams are a part of doing business online. In this brief video, the U.S. Social Security Administration offers advice on how to help thwart potential scammers and protect your information (Note: Not affiliated with Social Security In 30 Minutes or publisher i30 Media Corporation).

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How does Social Security work?

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In this Pure Financial Advisors video, Susan Brandeis, CFP® breaks down exactly how Social Security works, how it started, and who is eligible (Note: Not affiliated with Social Security In 30 Minutes or publisher i30 Media Corporation).

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What is your Full Retirement Age in 2019?

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What is your full retirement age in 2019? My Retirement TV explains that your full retirement age is the age that you qualify to receive 100 percent of your Social Security benefits (Note: Not affiliated with Social Security In 30 Minutes or publisher i30 Media Corporation). While most people believe that the age is 62, this is not correct!

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