Social Security

NO, YOU CAN NOT. It was just on the national news the other night. According to the story, there are certain monies that people receive that cannot be taken by creditors for any reason. The stories focus was on permenently disabled persons and others, who are having their bank accounts cleaned out electronically by their creditors What happens is in this age of electronic deposits and withdrawls, what happens if that a creditor sends the bank a court order to hand over the funds of the debtor, and the bank complies, claiming that they can't know which funds are exempt and which aren't. Advocacy groups for the people claim that is hogwash and that banks have the computer software needed to make, in many instances , obvious and simple determinations of the funds they are not allowed to release.,...I'll try and remember the income that is exempt from collection agencies and creditors...Here goes: SSI (social security payments, Disabled veterens payments, Physical and Mental Disability Payments, Disability Pensions, and other elderley and special circumstance payments. There are more that I can't remember, so you should try calling some banks in your area, also see if you can find the Department On Aging....or Department for Elderly rights..etc...You should look in the white page section, not the yellow pages of your local phone book; look for pages that are a different color, usually BLUE, that lists STATE and FEDERAL agencies to contact for this question. GOOD LUCK!!!! <<<ADR>>>

security is the freedom from war, poverty, hunger, disease.

These programs have worked very well in providing security to senior citizens. However, due to increased life span and expansion of eligibility, neither program is actuarially sound and, lacking changes in eligibility and/or funding, both will eventually run out of money.

A one-year reduction in Social Security withholding from individuals (not from their employers) was included in the Tax bill that was passed by Congress at the end of 2010. The lost tax income to Social Security will supposedly be paid to the Social Security Trust fund out of general tax revenues.

There is a limit for income from working you have not reached your full-retirement age . You can make as much money as you want to from sources such as interest, investment income, rental income, etc. See Sources and related linksfor details.

There is no specific time limit for filing a claim for survivors benefits; however, it's important to start the process as soon as possible, because back benefits are only available from the date you file, not from the date of death.

For more information about Social Security Survivor Benefits, see Related Links, below.

If rent is the sole source of income and no material services for the convenience of the tenants are provided, then the landlord has no income from self-employment to report and upon which Social Security benefits may be based.

One should contact their local welfare office to see if their social security is supplemental or disability.

First, what country?

Second probably the fineprint that you signed without reading. read the docuements and your answer is there.

Only fools get stolen from...

In the past Facebook users information seeped out in to the real world but now I believe they have got to grips with this. Most of the social networking sites are there to get your information out to friends or business associates or family members, so, there is always some of your information around and about on the information super highway.

A lot of these sites are like rumours, you say something it passes on to one and then another and you only think you are telling people who you know. The search engines love these social media sites, so generally once something is said it tends to go pretty quickly to the higher levels of the search engines search, maybe page one, two or three, so even people who don't know you can track your Tweets, your Facebook rants and worldly observances. By and large, a lot of these companies have got their act together but in most cases it is up to the user of these services to lock down their profiles and information. If you were using Facebook for instance and another user could not see your information it kind of defeats the object of social networking in the first place, there has to be some kind of sharing of data. Even if these companies employ some kind of high-tech wizardry to stop your information getting out into the public eye. It is still up to you yourself to lock up, lock down or just not use these services. A lot of the time they are just full with people trying to make a quick buck, make business associations and get there products maybe a little higher in the searches.

Yes, one can have SSI and AARP at the same time. A person might collect social security benefits including Medicare and could have AARP as a secondary insurance with those Medicare benefits.

To the same place that it was going before you started receiving your SSB. To the trust fund.

The simple answer is: Where you enjoy the most and can afford it.

But if the question relates to cost of living, low crime rate, no extreme weather, good low cost medical attention, proximity to USA, Nicaragua would match these criteria.

At only 2 hour flight from Miami, FL, 3 hours from Houston or Atlanta, a JCI certified international Hospital with bilingual doctors, where a meal for two at an expensive steak house runs under $30 (without alcohol), 2,000 sq. ft homes rent for $1,000 per month and maid service for $150 monthly you can't beat it.

It has the lowest crime rate of Latin America, beaches, colonial cities, rain forest and volcanoes within a two hour drive from the capital.

Currently no. The United States Social Security Administration relies upon the 1996 Defense of Marriage Act as justification for denial of substantial monthly payments that a same-sex spouse would otherwise be entitled to. Under certain conditions, even a divorced ex-spouse is entitled to these benefits, as long as he/she is of the opposite gender.

Yes, it can. But typically would not be unless someone is trying to be clever. Trouble with being clever is that there are usually two parents of a child - and either can get ideas afterwards.

And it gets worse. What if a relative - uncle or grandparent or sister or such - wants to claim that the parent is not a fit parent, and that they need to be appointed the child's guardian? That's right - the guardian then administers the property.

Understand also, if any of this is in any way being done to avoid a tax, that will either not work, or lead to more trouble. Property tax must be paid no matter what. Any other tax issues would smack of "evasion".

Yes. If you were married to her 10+ years she can collect part of your SS. Let's say you were divorced at 9 years, but when the divorce was final it was at the 10 year mark. She can still collect. I suggest you go to the SS website. It is very good and you can get answers to your questions.

NO! Even if you can prove later that you do have the permit it is still driving with out proper identification and you may receive a fine. (no matter who's in the car with you.)

You need to contact social Services or Legal aid, you should be getting this Social Security money because you are not living at home, if your Father has died then you are entitled to some income especially when you are on your own , now contact these people ASAP

The living parent may still be ordered to pay support.

Why doesn't the living parent have custody?

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If you are in a nursing home yourself, by definition you can not be caring for a dependent minor child as you are being cared for yourself. The child will need to br placed in care too and the state will have to fund this care as well as yours. Thus your social secutiy is being used up providing this care.

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hi my name is evny How much can I make this year if I start drawing my Social security at 62?

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