I moved to a new place

[JGalt]

Nobody cares.

Evidently so. I left for a few hours and when I came back, I forgot what this thread was about.

 

[Leo123]

#1. I get $4,018 per month SSDI
#2. I have good credit
#3.The furniture is from Poundex

4k a month? For what?

 

[Victoria38]

4k a month? For what?

That's none of your business.

 

[Stryder50]

#1. I get $4,018 per month SSDI
#2. I have good credit
#3.The furniture is from Poundex

That's disgusting!

The wife and I don't get that much from Social Security combined, and we both have worked all our lives and past age 65 to get this.

If Disability Insurance via Social Security is paying over $4,000/month to one person, not even of retirement age, it's doubtful you ever paid enough into the system to earn that.

Clearly something is wrong with "the system" !

 

[JustAnotherNut]

That's disgusting!

The wife and I don't get that much from Social Security combined, and we both have worked all our lives and past age 65 to get this.

If Disability Insurance via Social Security is paying over $4,000/month to one person, not even of retirement age, it's doubtful you ever paid enough into the system to earn that.

Clearly something is wrong with "the system" !

There may very well be something wrong with the system.....but there is definitely something wrong with the story line.

$4,000 per month SSDI is about the maximum benefit allowed or paid......which means they would have had to work 10+ years making over $100K for the duration. Highly doubtful this person did, but it is possible. SSDI only pays about half of any SSA benefit if full retirement age.


Info from this and other threads that say they are receiving public assistance MAY only be partially true. Some of the programs mentioned, count total income received and deducted from any benefit amount eligible for. At $4k SSDI, plus income from 'online surveys' or whatever else they may be doing, means the only way they can get benefits with that much income is for a minimum of 3 person household and in some cases up to 8+ persons. Which throws the subsidized housing claim of a 1bed home right out the window. For that many people, you have to have atleast a 2bed for 3 people and depending on the 'sex' of the persons involved. Meaning if there are any kids, 2 boys (or 2 girls) could share a room, but 1 boy and 1 girl would have to have separate rooms, husband and wife share a room. Also, no SNAP or QMB without 8+ person household.

 

[MayorQuimby]

he got fat from all the creole and barbecue in serving sizes fit for an elephant that they serve in Trump's Alabama and also sleeping with his sister and never getting out of the bed to go to work.
lol

LMAO

OP is a 39-year-old Teutonic hacker. Yall getting trolled badly, lol.