Social security benefits for seniors are an essential safety net for many, but it's also crucial to plan ahead and invest wisely for your retirement. Diversifying your investments across can help build wealth over time. It's never too early to start saving and investing for a comfortable retirement. I’m 63 and my husband 65 we are both retired with over $3 million in net worth and no debts. Currently living smart and frugal with our money. Saving and investing lifestyle made it possible for us this early even till now we earn monthly through passive income. ....
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It’s really ridiculous. You have to wait so long to get Medicare. If you qualify for disability, then you should be able to get a Medicare immediately. This happened to me and took all of my savings. I became severely disabled and qualified for Social Security disability instantly, but had to wait for Medicare so every penny, I got went to my health expenses, so I have no safety net now
Because it's been set up by very evil dark individuals that hate even giving disability benefits to anyone and prefer most or all would go away. The system is very wrong and shameful but that is about to change as this old dark system goes away and replaced with real health care as well as much much more income for disability and retirement. The retirement age will also drop to much younger age instead of working to death at 65 to get back peanuts that most can barely live on. Many changes are coming we just have to hang in there a bit longer but justice is coming.
I was given Medicare when I got my ssdi..I wasn't given a choice and I really didnt understand Medicare so I kept going to my regular doc where I getting a good cash rate deal. Finally, I got tired of getting part b sucked automaticly out of my account and found other cheaper for alternatives. And so the Social security stopped taking part b out. Medicare = medicrap
That is so wrong! If you qualify for disability benefits because you can't work than you'll need medical assistance/medicare because you don't have health insurance! If one doesn't have insurance and they have medical problems chances are without a family doctor to oversee his/her care then they run a higher risk of ending up in an emergency room!
It's all messed up...I have to get a human on the phone ...and that's hard to do to get anything!....they stopped my medicare...lol...my knee recently detatched/unscrewed the hardware in there...I had medicare b4...because my degenerating skeleton and polyarthritis...lol....it's called degenerating disease....because it's not going to regenerate👻....of course I qualify again...ya know what I'm always saying.......***THEY ALL GRADUATED LAST IN THEIR CLASS****IT'S OXYMORONIC TO USE THE WORD **BENEFIT**...🙋🏼♀🙋🏼♀😆
Question..My wife is on ssdisability. I worked without paying into Medicare. When my wife and I are 65, am I eligible to receive Medicare benefits if my wife is still getting Social Security Disability benefits? I would never be able to get Medicare but was hoping I'd get it from my wife but she's on SSDI.
Hello. I was awarded approved for ssdi by phone judge Aug 2021. Finally yesterday I got my benefit letter. My onsite date agreed upon by the judge and attorneys was Aug 2015. The award letter I got yesterday states March 2019. So I am losing 3.5 years of back pay? Can I fight this with my attorneys help? Is this an error or what is going on? Please any information you have, I am very upset!
