SSDI Vs SSI

What does SSDI stand for?

• Supplemental Security Income

• Social Security Disability Income.

• Social Service Department Income

What is the federal program that provides health coverage if you are 65+ or under 65 and have a disability?

• SNAP

• Medicaide

• CDC(Centers for Disease and prevention)

• Medicare

What is the monthly income limit that SSDI pays?

• $1,700

• $2,865

• $1,350

• $1,349

How does the Social Security Administration determine if you are qualified for SSDI?

• Needs to determine if they're disabled enough that they can't work to support themselves.

• Depending in what state you live in

• At least worked 5- 10 years before you were forced to stop working.

• Needs to see that you have enough “work credits”.

What are social security work credits based on?

• Based on your total income each 2 years.

• Based on the income you have worked in 5- 10 years.

• Based on your total yearly wages or self-employment income. You can earn up to four credits each year.

• Based on your type of disability you are qualified for.

What type of people qualify with less credits?

• Children that are disabled between 5 to 10 years old.

• Those with vision or hearing loss, or mobility limitation

• Younger workers may qualify with fewer credits.

• People that are 65 years and older

What is the number of work credits you need to qualify for disability benefits?

• 80 credits

• 40 credits

• 70 credits

• 20 credits

What does SSI stand for?

• Supplemental Security Income

• Supplemental Social Income

• Supplemental Security Insurrance

• Supplemental State Income

What is a an SSI essential person?

• Its someone who is unable to do daily tasks.

• Its someone who lives with an SSI beneficiary and is an elderly person only.

• Its someone who only lives in the U.S.A and lives in a caretaker.

• Its someone who lives with an SSI beneficiary and provides essential care. This could be a child taking care of a parent, or a live-in caretaker.

What loans am I eligible for with SSI and SSDI?

• Ballon mortgage, Piggy bank loans

• Jumbo Loan, Conventional Loan

• Conventional Loans, FHA Loans, VA Loans, USDA Home Loans.