Will i lost my ssdi benefits?
i started working part time, i dont even work 15 hours a week, i get pay 8 hr and my condition is still severe, i have a mental condition, will i los tmy benefits and would i have to go under medical evaluation again?
Is the GI Bill counted as income against SSDI?
I think you mean SSI (Supplemental Security Income) http://www.ssa.gov/ssi/ SSDI (Social Security Disability Insurance) is an insurance you earn work credits through paying FICA payroll taxes http://www.ssa.gov/pubs/10072.html http://www.ssa.gov/retire2/credits3.htm SSI is taxpayer funded with income (from ALL sources) and assets (over $2000) limitations. So any income, regardless of where it comes from, reduces benefits. If it was SSDI, that is insurance. It is funded out of the SS trust fund, funded with FICA taxes, not the general taxpayer fund. The only income that effects SSDI is if you work and earn over $1000 month gross, you could lose benefits. Otherwise, no other income, including earned income less than $1000 month gross, effect it. It is the same as auto or home owners insurance. Income and assets have no impact on benefits when you are awarded a claim. You could make a million a year on rental property, stock/bond dividends, and have millions in assets, and it would not effect or reduce SSDI benefits.
Can you get your ssi/disability checks depositied into a PO box?
I was thinking about getting a small po box just due to all the junk mail I get along with my regular mail.(I don't like my landlord sorting through my mail since we share the same mailbox..she's nosy!) Anyways, will social security just direct deposit my check into a po box or do you need the address where you live at, or whomever takes care of your bills?
What time do most direct deposits hit your bank account?
There is no one time that “most” deposits post. It all depends upon when the transaction arrives at the bank's computers and the bank's posting procedures.The Automated Clearinghouse (ACH) system runs 24 x 7 x 365. It knows no weekends or holidays. Therefore a transaction can arrive at any day or time.Some banks post in real time while others batch process at the end of the banking day. Some use a hybrid of the two systems.If your bank posts in real time then a direct deposit will show up shortly after it arrives as long as the payment date is current or in the past and the various audit and fraud tests pass.If the bank posts at the end of the banking day (usually 3:00 PM local time) then all deposits will be available at the beginning of the next banking day. So if a deposit arrives on Monday before 3:00 PM your money will be available by 9:00 AM on Tuesday.If a deposit arrives after the end of banking day it will be processed with the next day's business and the funds will be available at the beginning of the 2nd banking day. For example, a deposit that arrives at 5:00 PM on Monday will process after 3:00 PM on Tuesday and will be available by 9:00 AM on Wednesday.Hybrid systems typically post in real time during the banking day and queue anything that arrives after the end of the banking day until the beginning of the following banking day.Recurring deposits like payroll and Social Security often arrive a few days early. They are queued until the pay date on the transaction and then post at the beginning of that banking day.
What time do direct deposits hit my Wells Fargo account?
I found none of the previous answers the least bit helpful since they dont answer your question, they just explain how direct deposit works in theory. So to answer your question with first hand experience instead of the rhetoric spat in every other answer- wells fargo typically deposits my direct deposits, regardless of company I'm with, between 3.30am-4.30am on Friday morning.
How long does it take to receive your 1st ssi payment?
I went to court on Jan 3rd, and the judge ruled in my favor at the end of the hearing. I received my Fully Favorable letter today. I was told i will receive an award letter before my 1st payment. Does anyone know how long it takes for either? I am in PA if that makes a difference.
Does the Social Security Administration monitor your bank account if you have Social Security Disability Insurance Income?
SSDI - Not unless you owe the Federal Govt. money, such as taxes or student loans, also child support obligations.SSI - Yes. There is an agreement with the state, although you won’t find it even if you look, that if you receive Medicaid or Food Stamps, they can look into your bank accounts. This is besides the SSI, but can’t be garnished.You also have limits on SSI on your asset values, it varies by state, but most states the limit is $2,000 held in a bank account, especially if you use Medicaid or Food Stamps. SSDI = no limits.But don’t be fooled with SSI. States have something called “Medicaid Estate Recovery Program (MERP)”, please Google. This is essentially a state-run, full-time collection agency looking for you to abuse a state program. They can and do look at your bank accounts.I had Medicaid and Food Stamps. My DHS worker messed up my Food Stamp amount. 3 years later, I got called in to a DHS office, but it wasn’t them, it was the MERP jerks, threatening to have me arrested for over-payment of Food Stamps. It was DHS’s fault, but they do not care, at all. They are a bully collection agency approved by the govt. and they do whatever they want, inc. the ability to see your bank accounts.
Does SSA Forward SSI checks? Just moved SSI screwed up sent check to old address, will post office forward it?
It staes on the envelope do not forward.