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NoDrama

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abandonconflict said:
if I had all that money I would give it to people who need it. Your talk of envy belies your way of thinking, selfishness.
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Hmmmm I wonder if any of the 400 richest people in the world give any of their money away? Hmmmmmm.

Lets see Bill Gates donated $28 BILLION
Warren Buffet gave $3.8 BILLION
George Soros? $8 Billion
Gordon Moore? $6.8 BILLION
Carlos Slim Helu? $4 billion
George Kaiser? $4 Billion
Eli Broad gave $2.6 BILLION
Azim Prenji-$2.1 Billion

I could go on and on and on until I got to that 400th person and you would find that he probably donated more money that you could make in 100 lifetimes.

But hey, as long as there are problems in the world, blame the well to do for it, and if that doesn't work blame a republican.
 
lifegoesonbrah

lifegoesonbrah

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NoDrama said:
no, you AUTOMATICALLY get medicare after 2 years, but you can sure as hell apply for it right away. That gal I know got medicare, medicaid, prescription benefits and gets $970 a month and works a job to boot. Disabled people are allowed to make about $1000 a month without it affecting their benefits in any way.

Of course if your part of Carne Seca's family they only give you half the benefit and screw you on the rest of it.
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It's more complicated than that. You cannot be working when you apply for ssd, but they have a trial working period once you have been accepted where the amount you can make is capped. If you make $1000 a month for 9 months straight, you will stop getting disability checks.

For the Medicare 2 years period, most people have to wait but there are specific exceptions in which Carnes friend does not fit into.
 
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NoDrama

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lifegoesonbrah said:
It's more complicated than that. You cannot be working when you apply for ssd, but they have a trial working period once you have been accepted where the amount you can make is capped. If you make $1000 a month for 9 months straight, you will stop getting disability checks.

For the Medicare 2 years period, most people have to wait but there are specific exceptions in which Carnes friend does not fit into.
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You can make $1000 a month forever and never lose a penny of benefits. The cutoff this year is like $12,800. You can also be working and get SSD, plus get back pay for SSI. There is no requirement that you be unemployed in order to apply for benefits.

You need to be unemployed to apply for unemployment benefits.
 
UncleBuck

UncleBuck

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NoDrama said:
You can make $1000 a month forever and never lose a penny of benefits. The cutoff this year is like $12,800. You can also be working and get SSD, plus get back pay for SSI. There is no requirement that you be unemployed in order to apply for benefits.

You need to be unemployed to apply for unemployment benefits.
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sounds like you are very familiar with how to obtain the government cheese.
 
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NoDrama

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UncleBuck said:
sounds like you are very familiar with how to obtain the government cheese.
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I used to work for an advocacy firm part time a few years ago after helping my crippled mother get through all this bureaucratic red tape. Funnies thing is that they used my Fathers earnings and wages to come up with the amount she would get. Carne's family member wasn't really married I am guessing. Either that or its all just for giggles.
 
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NoDrama

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abandonconflict said:
he then points out the tax deductible humanitarian donations by said plutocrats, he has now been downgraded to being spoken to in third person.
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So if you gave away your money you wouldn't claim them on your taxes right? Cuz you LOVE to pay taxes, the more the better right? You are a LAUGH!!!!
 
abandonconflict

abandonconflict

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NoDrama said:
So if you gave away your money you wouldn't claim them on your taxes right? Cuz you LOVE to pay taxes, the more the better right? You are a LAUGH!!!!
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yeah, 100% of us pay 100% in taxes, to reduce the deficit, just to show you how fucking stupid your stupid fucking replies are
 
lifegoesonbrah

lifegoesonbrah

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NoDrama said:
You can make $1000 a month forever and never lose a penny of benefits. The cutoff this year is like $12,800. You can also be working and get SSD, plus get back pay for SSI. There is no requirement that you be unemployed in order to apply for benefits.

You need to be unemployed to apply for unemployment benefits.
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Dude, disability is for people who are disabled and have a hard time with employment.......

The work trial cap for 2012 is $720/mth, once you make more than that, the month is counted against the work trial, which when completed you will be considered able to make an income. For 36 months following your work completion, your income will only be supplemented by SSD if it is below the $1010.

http://www.socialsecurity.gov/OACT/COLA/twp.html

You cannot be employed, apply for SSD, and be accepted:

"To qualify for Social Security disability, you must expect to be disabled for at least 12 months. If you do not plan to stop working, this site cannot assist you because you will not qualify for the program."

http://www.socialsecurity-disability.org/content/application-process?gclid=CJnmjp-uw7ICFelFMgod3AIAog
 
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NoDrama

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lifegoesonbrah said:
Dude, disability is for people who are disabled and have a hard time with employment.......

The work trial cap for 2012 is $720/mth, once you make more than that, the month is counted against the work trial, which when completed you will be considered able to make an income. For 36 months following your work completion, your income will only be supplemented by SSD if it is below the $1010.

http://www.socialsecurity.gov/OACT/COLA/twp.html

You cannot be employed, apply for SSD, and be accepted:

"To qualify for Social Security disability, you must expect to be disabled for at least 12 months. If you do not plan to stop working, this site cannot assist you because you will not qualify for the program."

http://www.socialsecurity-disability.org/content/application-process?gclid=CJnmjp-uw7ICFelFMgod3AIAog
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Work is defined under the SS program as Substantial Gainful Activity and you have to make more than $1010 a month for it to count against you.


SSDI recipients are entitled to test their ability to work and continue to receive full benefits regardless of whether they make more than the SGA amount, for a nine-month trial work period. For 2012, the SSA considers any month where a person has a monthly income of more than $720 a trial work month. If you are self-employed, any month where you work more than 80 hours (or earn more than $720 is a trial work month).

Once you have completed the nine-month trial work period, you can still receive SSDI for any month where your earnings fall below the SGA level, for a period of 36 months. This is called the extended period of eligibility. In other words, if you earn more than $1,010 per month, you won't get disability benefits for that month.
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Your links aren't from the SS website.

http://www.socialsecurity.gov/
 
abandonconflict

abandonconflict

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You two are pathetic. Get shat on, declare victory anyway, then troll the thread by hijacking the subject to discuss SSI. You fail so badly.
 
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NoDrama

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lifegoesonbrah said:
Dude, read what you just quoted, its 720 for it to count as a trial work month.
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A trial work month is any month in which you make MORE than $720. You can have 9 months of making 1010 and then afterwards get 3 more years of it without any effect on benefits. If you want to be able to work forever and never have to quit to get reinstated, then all you gotta do is make less than 720 and you will never get past the initial 9 month trial period.
 
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