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Social Security Announces 25 New Compassionate Allowances Conditions

January 21, 2014 By kristine Leave a Comment

Last week the Social Security Administration announced twenty five new Compassionate Allowances conditions, including a dozen cancers and disorders that affect the digestive, neurological, immune and multiple body systems.  Included in the list of … [Continue reading]

Filed Under: Disability Tagged With: compassionate allowances, social security disability

Social Security Overpays Billions of Dollars in Benefits

November 1, 2013 By kristine Leave a Comment

As a Social Security blogger I typically search for news stories on the topic several times a week.  Imagine my surprise when the top stories this morning are about Social Security overpaying benefits, sometimes tens of thousands of … [Continue reading]

Filed Under: Social Security Tagged With: Social Security, social security benefits, social security disability, social security overpayment

Social Security Increase for 2014 to be 1.5 Percent

October 21, 2013 By kristine Leave a Comment

Update 10/30/13:  It's official.  The SSA just announced that the benefit increase for 2014 will be 1.5%.  You can see the press release here. Many Seniors and other Social Security beneficiaries may not know it yet, but the expected Social … [Continue reading]

Filed Under: COLA, Social Security Tagged With: cola, cpi-w, Social Security increase

The Government Shutdown Won’t Affect Your Social Security Benefits, But the Debt Ceiling Might

October 13, 2013 By kristine Leave a Comment

Social Security Benefits Will Continue to be Paid The good news is that Social Security retirement, disability and other benefits are continuing to be paid during the government shut down. The bad news is that some services are not available … [Continue reading]

Filed Under: COLA, Retirement Benefits, Social Security Tagged With: cola, debt ceiling, Social Security

Q&A: Can I Collect Social Security Before Retirement Age?

July 8, 2013 By kristine 6 Comments

Q:  I lost my wife 3 years ago, she was 62. I am 55 and am not able to work anymore.  Can I draw her Social Security now, or am I to young? A:  Unfortunately, I have seen this (or similar) questions much too often lately.  Whether it's due to the … [Continue reading]

Filed Under: Disability, Survivor Benefits Tagged With: disability, early retirement

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