Social Security Spousal Benefits

Summary

You can collect Social Security benefits on your spouses record when you reach age 62. While on disability, you can save money, but if youre on SSI, your resources cannot exceed $2,000 for an individual. Consider opening an ABLE account, which allows you to save without affecting your benefits. Consult a local attorney or contact the Social Security Administration for more details.

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Can I get my social Security on my husband‘s retirement
Hello ****, yes, you can receive Social Security benefits based on your spouse's earnings record when you reach the age of *. However, laws vary by location. Could you please provide your current location?
I’m on disability can I still save?
Hello ****, yes, you can save money while on disability. However, the amount you can save may be limited if you're receiving Supplemental Security Income (SSI). Could you please provide your current location for more specific information?
Dinuba, CA
Hello ****, in California:
- You can collect Social Security benefits on your spouse's record.
- You can save money while on disability but if you're on SSI, your resources cannot exceed $*,* for an individual.
For detailed information, consult a local attorney or contact Social Security Administration.
Ok, thank you
You're welcome, ****. If you have any more questions in the future, feel free to ask. Wishing you all the best.
Where can I save on my disability checks? I plan to work at the age of * once I open it.
Hello ****, in California:
- You're allowed to work and still receive disability benefits.
- The amount you earn and save could impact your benefits, especially if you're on SSI.
- Consider opening an ABLE account which allows you to save without affecting your benefits.
Always consult with a local attorney or contact the Social Security Administration for more details.
What is ABLE account
An ABLE account is a tax-advantaged savings account for individuals with disabilities and their families. Key points:
- It's available to individuals with significant disabilities with an onset before age *.
- Funds in the account won't generally affect eligibility for benefits like SSI or Medicaid.
- Money can be used for qualified disability expenses.
- California has its own ABLE program, CalABLE.
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