no

It’s if they are working.

the 1095 is what they are using as an example of what a person makes per month while on ssi

Ah...

So confused.

@_@

and thats after they subtract the 85 from the top then they divide it in half and remove that final number from your 750

I imagine a social worker could explain a lot of the stuff if you have one.

No one explained it to me.

After taking the $85 adjustment off of your income, the SSA will deduct, from your monthly benefits, 50 cents for every dollar you earn

What I can and can't do.

They just told me the income limit and that I shouldn't work.

so if you work and make 1000 per month

they take 85 off that 1000 then they divide it in half

so 100 minus 85 is 815 they then take 915 and divide that in half

sorry 915

that is 457.50 and thats what the take off your ssi check

So if I get 2K from my inheritance trust from per month.

That is what I would get if I left it alone and let them pay me per month.

as far as the inheritance you would be better off buying adjoining pieces of property to your homes property that is untouchable

but if you took cash per month

I do contribute back to the community.

By helping with paperwork on my computer.

the 2k they would subtract 85 from it then divide what was left in half and whatever that number is is what they remove from your ssi check

In my free time and donating to charities.

so the 2000 per month would basically delete your ssi check

957.05 from 790 dollars.

See.

but 2k per month compaired to 750

I would end up oweing them.

or 790

But it isn't gaurrenteed.

Basically I am trusting my money to stock brokers.

if its inheritance how is it not?

They use the money and whatever they earn, I get 98% of it.

It is in a Trust Fund.

umm that is considered an asset

But it isn't mine till my dad dies.

Aka a asset.

Well it isn't a asset right now.

Just when he dies it will be.