ssi and marriage? - Page 2

jasin · 04-13-2007, 06:29 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by em20003

"If only I were a mexican migrant or asian immigrant."

Err well that wouldn’t help, you would still be looking for a hand out and still not have a job and still have no money.You would then be complaining how badly we mexicans and asians are treated in this country.

Since you say you cant work would you then want the government to pay for your interest free loan? You talk like you could work and if you had the benifits that working people had you would be better off.Why exactly cant you work.

Looking for a hand out? If I was doing that I'd be on welfare not SSI!!! Welfare does pay better.

Why can't I work? There are medical reasons why; and what are those medical reasons? Well, to be frank, that’s none of your business.

webexplorer · 04-13-2007, 10:48 PM

I was told that Medicaid (or Medicare?) and welfare are required for you to have them. Medicaid is very risk because the government is allowed to take your house away when you dies. If you have a child(ren), they are forced to loose everything and find a place to live - except it cannot touch your children's bank - I don't remember now. If you don't believe me, you ask the agent about it. The best way is for you to set up a trust fund for your children until they die. Then, I assume that the government takes it away.

If you have Medicare, then it will not take your house away unless you live with your parent's home with their Medicare/Medicaid, and if your parent is at a nursing home for a long term, then, that could be a problem. I do not want to read everything on a long policy.

Medicaid info:

Overview
Estate Recovery
Treatment of Trusts

Medicaid changes its policy every few years without a notice.

jasin · 05-12-2007, 01:57 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by webexplorer

I was told that Medicaid (or Medicare?) and welfare are required for you to have them. Medicaid is very risk because the government is allowed to take your house away when you dies. If you have a child(ren), they are forced to loose everything and find a place to live - except it cannot touch your children's bank - I don't remember now. If you don't believe me, you ask the agent about it. The best way is for you to set up a trust fund for your children until they die. Then, I assume that the government takes it away.

If you have Medicare, then it will not take your house away unless you live with your parent's home with their Medicare/Medicaid, and if your parent is at a nursing home for a long term, then, that could be a problem. I do not want to read everything on a long policy.

Medicaid info:

Overview
Estate Recovery
Treatment of Trusts

Medicaid changes its policy every few years without a notice.

Ummmm Medicare is not Medicaid.

Cowpuppy · 05-12-2007, 09:16 AM

It may feel like a penalty when SSI reduced from spouses earnings. But the intent of SSI is supplemental income to basically keep you alive and relatively comfortable at a minimum cost. It is not a pension or such. It is more like welfare...low cost. When your spouse works....you begin to get your SSI reduced after about $650 dollars of spouses earnings per month. Like a dollar per dollar after $650. So if she/he makes $950 take home for that month your SSI might be reduced 300. Somewhere in that area.
It really is like a penalty if raising kids. But get tax returns per child for working parent credit. It is a bit tight money and spouse can become resentful. And disagreements of monies.
If both on SSI and living tofether I believe both reduced some. But now the inbalanced income not there.

Cowpuppy · 05-12-2007, 09:18 AM

medicaid etc not able to take your estate/home upon illness untill after you reach 55.

webexplorer · 05-12-2007, 10:43 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cowpuppy

medicaid etc not able to take your estate/home upon illness untill after you reach 55.

Where did you find that info?

Rocky92620 · 05-15-2007, 06:21 AM

Hearing people paid for you SSI
from? Tax..

//King Ormond

shel90 · 05-15-2007, 07:14 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rocky92620

Hearing people paid for you SSI
from? Tax..

//King Ormond

Same with deaf people and your point is?

jasin · 06-03-2007, 02:53 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rocky92620

Hearing people paid for you SSI
from? Tax..

//King Ormond

Deaf people pay taxes too, especially those who work, so deaf people pay for our social security as well.

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04-13-2007, 10:48 PM	#32 (permalink)
webexplorer I'm listening to everyone Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: New England Posts: 3,140	I was told that Medicaid (or Medicare?) and welfare are required for you to have them. Medicaid is very risk because the government is allowed to take your house away when you dies. If you have a child(ren), they are forced to loose everything and find a place to live - except it cannot touch your children's bank - I don't remember now. If you don't believe me, you ask the agent about it. The best way is for you to set up a trust fund for your children until they die. Then, I assume that the government takes it away. If you have Medicare, then it will not take your house away unless you live with your parent's home with their Medicare/Medicaid, and if your parent is at a nursing home for a long term, then, that could be a problem. I do not want to read everything on a long policy. Medicaid info: Overview Estate Recovery Treatment of Trusts Medicaid changes its policy every few years without a notice.

05-12-2007, 09:16 AM	#34 (permalink)
Cowpuppy Banned Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: On The Road Again Posts: 375	It may feel like a penalty when SSI reduced from spouses earnings. But the intent of SSI is supplemental income to basically keep you alive and relatively comfortable at a minimum cost. It is not a pension or such. It is more like welfare...low cost. When your spouse works....you begin to get your SSI reduced after about $650 dollars of spouses earnings per month. Like a dollar per dollar after $650. So if she/he makes $950 take home for that month your SSI might be reduced 300. Somewhere in that area. It really is like a penalty if raising kids. But get tax returns per child for working parent credit. It is a bit tight money and spouse can become resentful. And disagreements of monies. If both on SSI and living tofether I believe both reduced some. But now the inbalanced income not there.

05-12-2007, 09:18 AM	#35 (permalink)
Cowpuppy Banned Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: On The Road Again Posts: 375	medicaid etc not able to take your estate/home upon illness untill after you reach 55.

05-15-2007, 06:21 AM	#37 (permalink)
Rocky92620 Registered User Join Date: Dec 2004 Posts: 49	Hearing people paid for you SSI from? Tax.. //King Ormond