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Will having money in the bank or a portfolio of stocks and bonds or owning real estate or having an interest in a business disqualify you from Social Security Disability?
The question I want to address today is whether having assets is going to be a problem in your social security disability case. In an SSDI Title II disability case, the answer is no. Your assets, your ownership and things, has no bearing whatsoever on anything. It is based on your earnings record.
If you're applying for SSI, your assets are a problem.
Because SSI is means tested. They look at household income. They look at assets. I think $2,000 is the limit. And if you have assets that exceed that asset limit you would be disqualified from SSI, but in SSDI, it's not a problem.
But there are also nuances, for example, if you own a business and make passive income but are unable to carry out those day to day duties. Watch the full video for the complete story.
If you need me to look at your case, and do NOT currently have a lawyer or service helping you, please click below for a 100% risk-free case evaluation. It costs you nothing, so act now!
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============== FREE CASE EVALUATION =================
If you or a loved one would like a case evaluation for your
SSDI or SSI case, please contact me at
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00:00 Question for you
00:42 SSDI and assets
00:53 SSI and assets
02:39 Get your free stuff
================= CONTACT ME =======================
Jonathan Ginsberg
Social Security Disability Attorney
Telephone: 800-890-2262
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The question I want to address today is whether having assets is going to be a problem in your social security disability case. In an SSDI Title II disability case, the answer is no. Your assets, your ownership and things, has no bearing whatsoever on anything. It is based on your earnings record.
If you're applying for SSI, your assets are a problem.
Because SSI is means tested. They look at household income. They look at assets. I think $2,000 is the limit. And if you have assets that exceed that asset limit you would be disqualified from SSI, but in SSDI, it's not a problem.
But there are also nuances, for example, if you own a business and make passive income but are unable to carry out those day to day duties. Watch the full video for the complete story.
If you need me to look at your case, and do NOT currently have a lawyer or service helping you, please click below for a 100% risk-free case evaluation. It costs you nothing, so act now!
NEXT STEPS...
============== FREE CASE EVALUATION =================
If you or a loved one would like a case evaluation for your
SSDI or SSI case, please contact me at
====================================================
00:00 Question for you
00:42 SSDI and assets
00:53 SSI and assets
02:39 Get your free stuff
================= CONTACT ME =======================
Jonathan Ginsberg
Social Security Disability Attorney
Telephone: 800-890-2262
====================================================
***Click Below to SUBSCRIBE for More Videos***
#socialsecuritydisability
#socialsecuritybenefits
#disabilitybenefits
#disabilityattorney
#jonathanginsberg
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