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latesha daman miami florida  | 12:30pm on Tuesday, August 24th, 2010 |
my grandmothers father was a worker for the florida east coast railroad i think he also retired from there and my grandmother is now 90 years old and she keeps telling me that there is money she can get because a friend of the family gets it from her... read more » |
Gloria NJ | 8:50am on Monday, August 23rd, 2010 |
I am on short term disability and would like to get a new job. If I do not return to my job that put me on short term disability, but get another, better job while I am out, will I have to return any of the benefits? |
Kate Curran NJ | 9:05am on Sunday, August 22nd, 2010 |
I am on short term disability and would like to withdraw some funds from my IRA to pay down a debt. Will I be excluded from a penality at tax time because I am on short term dis? |
TRESSIA VINCENT HOUSTON | 4:58pm on Friday, August 20th, 2010 |
well i have sickle cell trait and a knee pain. |
linda white VA BEACH VA | 11:49am on Wednesday, June 23rd, 2010 |
I AM GETTING MARRIED TO A NAVY RETIREMENT WHOM I LOVE VERY MUCH. WILL I BE ENTITLE TO HIS MILITARY BENEFIT |
Ann Washington | 2:17pm on Sunday, May 30th, 2010 |
My husband just got approved for SSD. If he cashed in his IRA to put on the house would this have any affect oh his SSD |
dave ohio | 6:03am on Wednesday, May 19th, 2010 |
can anyone whom retired on fers disability tell me what to expect after retiring,is it hard to survive. |
Chad ca | 12:49pm on Tuesday, May 4th, 2010 |
I am in prison for the next 10 years,I have a retirement fund over ten thousand dollars and I would like to recieve it early,what is considered a disability? |
Muhammad Mushtaq Ahmed Qureshi pakistan | 2:57pm on Saturday, April 24th, 2010 |
My name is Mushtaq about 50 years old I m physicaly disable with my both legs but can walk with hanger and also on wheelchair I m M.A (International Relation) and LLB from University of Karachi, Pakistan. I can do indoor jobs. I m seeking where can i... read more » |
shamila central,trinidad | 12:56pm on Friday, March 19th, 2010 |
can my boyfriend still get social welfare if he marries? |
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Resolved Question: Wal Mart Long Term Disability a Lie?
(Thu, 26 Aug 2010 01:38:22 GMT)
in extreme pain from congenital bony deformity in my foot.Had surgery at a major university with two large screws and bone graft done in Oct.2009 Went on LOA from Wal Mart where i worked for 13 yrs.Doc still has me on limited activity meaning I can't stand on leg for longer than 1 hour.Still in pain May have to have another surgery won't know until Nov.when I go back to the doc.Have been on Wal Mart long term disability.They are Hartford.They told me that I could be on the disability until ret
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Voting Question: medically retired military retirement pay split?
(Mon, 23 Aug 2010 03:12:36 GMT)
My spouse was medically retired from the military after fifteen years of service with a 30% disability rating. They now state that they hate me in front of our children and wished for one of my children to die because she dosen't act like a soilder! I was told I wouldn't be able to get any of the retirement annuity because they were medically discharged. Is this true? We were married before they joined the military.
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Resolved Question: Military Retired (20yrs) and VA Disability Lump Sum?
(Thu, 19 Aug 2010 06:03:25 GMT)
I retired from the Navy 3 years ago after 20 years of active duty service. I receive 10% disability from the VA at $123 a month which is then subtracted from my retirement pay.
I work with many former military members who did not retire, but were medically discharged. Some have told me that they were given the option of a lump sum for their VA disability if they were at 10 or 20%. I was never given this option. Is it too late for me to ask for it? Am I eligible since I retired and not
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Resolved Question: Is this discrimination against a Veteran?
(Wed, 18 Aug 2010 04:24:51 GMT)
I am on TDRL (temporary disabled retirement list) from the military. I have a 10% disability rating from the AF and the VA. This disability (migraine headaches, developed after 5 months in the AF) causes me to miss work. There is medical documentation proving my disability. In a typical month, I might miss 1 or 2 days, but over the course of 13 months, there was only 1 month that I missed 4 days.
I worked for a temp agency whose general mgr advised me that she takes her meds for the migraine
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Voting Question: Is Social Security and Disability the same thing?
(Mon, 16 Aug 2010 07:32:17 GMT)
I have worked most of my life. I will be 62 soon. I get a retirement check from work and a Disability check from the government. When I turn 62 they will cut my retirement check in half. They say I must sign up for Social Security to make up the difference. How does this work? Do I stay on Disability or do I switch to regular Social Security? I don't think you can draw both from the government. What is the best thing to do?
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Resolved Question: When you were well, and employed, did you ever cut up credit cards,?
(Sun, 15 Aug 2010 22:40:15 GMT)
so you would not use them, leave them at home when you had them, call that number, and say do not me credit offers, more than once?.
Did they keep sending you blank checks which you could just sign and cash.
Did you keep getting credit card offers? Did have work done of
necessity , household repairs, etc., and get over charged you by thousands.?
I think I have accounted for about $8000 so far. Their friends are sitting here, ones who benefitted from my enemies benevolence in the past.
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Resolved Question: my dad isnt getting benefits send this to all your pals help me out?
(Sat, 14 Aug 2010 20:19:38 GMT)
send this to all your pals help me out
This is my fathers letter I am elizabeth hasara he is jonothan hasara
The facts are:I have 30 years in the National Guard , I am 52 years old
I have a permanent disability and a retirement from the army at 40% I was retired the on 7th Sept 2009,
from a line of duty injury (LOD) which occurred on my 14th month of deployment
I have 80% rating from the veterans affairs (VA)I am now in retried status
My retried pay is off set dollar for dollar from my VA dis
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Resolved Question: social security disability benefits?
(Mon, 09 Aug 2010 05:45:05 GMT)
I am 58 and have been getting social sec. disability for the past 9 yrs. I was told if at age 60 I would not be entitled anymore because my condition is better. So if I went to work and retired at 65, I was told that regarding benefits the last 10 yrs of working is what will count. So that means that I would not even come close to get what I am getting now if I go back to work. I thought social security retirement takes in consideration all the years you worked.. Not just the last 10 yrs.. Is
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Resolved Question: Retirement from Worker's Compensation?
(Mon, 09 Aug 2010 00:07:48 GMT)
I worked for the Federal Government and was injured. I have been receiving monthly benefits from the US Department of Labor, Office of Worker's Compensation Programs (OWCP) for 16 years.
Assuming that I remain disabled, do these benefits continue for life, or must I switch to a disability retirement when I reach a certain age?
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Resolved Question: can a USAF reserve officer receive VA comp before military retirement while he continues working as a civilian?
(Fri, 06 Aug 2010 17:11:01 GMT)
Ex-spouse is )5 in USAF Reserve. Civilian job is consultant earning > 90k. Has claimed a 30% disability (hearing loss) and has documented to my attorney that he is now receiving $602/month in VA disability although he is not eligible to retire until 2015. Has told my attorney that this is part of his plan to shield his military retirement from the 20/20/20 court order. Can he be receiving VA disability compensation NOW? Is this legal? Who can I contact? I think of all of our young vets r
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Resolved Question: A question for all those penniless college students out there...?
(Fri, 06 Aug 2010 15:09:32 GMT)
How did you do it? I filed my FAFSA, submitted it to my institution, and received enough money to cover my basic tuition. That is, I received no Federal Aid, and a full academic scholarship from my future school.
Here's where it gets sticky. I'm still about two grand shy of making it to these generous halls of learning. The scholarship doesn't cover books, administrative fees, miscellaneous supplies, health-care expenses, clothing, or travel. These are all desperately needed.
I cannot even a
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Voting Question: Is this true? Are we giving away america?
(Tue, 03 Aug 2010 16:26:21 GMT)
OUR GOVERNMENT IS GIVING AWAY OUR CHILDRENS RETIREMENT FUND
Immigrants arriving in the USA are eleigble for social security/medicare/#40,000 to start a business after being here for 2 years. My family has been here for generations and to my knowledge, not one of them has been offered $40,000 to start a business. The average monthly payout is $1,900 for social security plus medicare. I have worked all my life and had to fight for disability including hiring an attorney to do battle for me.
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Voting Question: Is any of this true? Are we giving away america?
(Tue, 03 Aug 2010 16:04:19 GMT)
OUR GOVERNMENT IS GIVING AWAY OUR CHILDRENS RETIREMENT FUND
Immigrants arriving in the USA are eleigble for social security/medicare/#40,000 to start a business after being here for 2 years. My family has been here for generations and to my knowledge, not one of them has been offered $40,000 to start a business. The average monthly payout is $1,900 for social security plus medicare. I have worked all my life and had to fight for disability including hiring an attorney to do battle for me.
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Resolved Question: Have you heard of ASC Financial Management?
(Thu, 29 Jul 2010 16:46:05 GMT)
I put my resume on two job boards and I got a reply this week for a position that offers free training online. I've been looking all over to see if they are a okay business to set my information to and while I do not find any bad info I don't find anything good about them either other than their web site.
http:// ascfinmanagement.com
On the application they ask for the name of my bank:
"8. ACCOUNT INFORMATION
On this account you will receive money for the training courses from the compan
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Resolved Question: Inheritance scam artists?
(Wed, 28 Jul 2010 05:07:42 GMT)
My sister inherited 950,000 from my dad. She now has her house in foreclosure. She paid too much at $365,000 in 2006. Now she is doing the foreclosure scheme. I think that she spent all the money in a couple years plus helped out her kids. She must have the money hidden somewhere. Maybe some other scheme? I don't know. My mind does not think that way.
Since I am a very frugal person, I can not comprehend this behavior. How do you file for foreclosure when you inherited basically a mil
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Resolved Question: Would receiving disabled adult-child survivor benefits from my father reduce the Maximum family benefit?
(Fri, 23 Jul 2010 03:53:22 GMT)
I have been receiving RSDI(Retirement Survivor Disability Insurance) benefits for some time based on my own work history. I thought I should have been receiving SSDI(Social Security Disability Insurance) benefits instead. After some research trying to sort out the difference between the two I found out I am eligible to receive adult-child survivor benefits based on my fathers work history since I was disabled before 22. This would be a lot more then I am receiving now because I was unable to w
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Resolved Question: Advancement opportunities for RNs?
(Thu, 22 Jul 2010 07:57:58 GMT)
Okay guys, my step mom is an RN, but has had alot of back and neck problems that have caused her to not be able to work. She wants to go back to work so bad though, but there just aren't very many opportunities that I'm aware of that don't require alot of lifting and pulling on people. So I suggested she go back to school to become a nurse practitioner. The thing is, we live in a small town about an hour away from Nashville, TN, which is probably where the closest school is that she could g
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Resolved Question: can i get back into trucking?
(Wed, 21 Jul 2010 13:11:00 GMT)
I had a tia,or mini stroke,lost my trucking job.been on disability for 4 years now.I just heard of DARS.what is ? and could they help.i would like to be a productive person again.Or should i accept forced retirement, thanks
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Resolved Question: Child support debt and retirement?
(Thu, 15 Jul 2010 21:12:42 GMT)
My husband is retired and disabled (he had a stroke and he got paralized). He is not getting any disability, though, just retirement. Now, he has an old child support debt and they came and took all the money that was in the account, not living me anything to live or to cover a couple of old checks.
Can they just do that?
I will rephrase my question a little bit. Can they take 100% of our joint account, while theoretically 50% would be mine? What about my children's rights?
Thanks for yo
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Resolved Question: Are there any grants for recently medically retired army vets who have yet to receive disability payments?
(Wed, 14 Jul 2010 15:13:14 GMT)
My husband has recently been medically retired from the army due to PTSD and a knee injury, both disabilities occured during the line of duty. We are waiting on our hearing from Social Security for his benefits, as well as his appt with the VA. For the last 4 months all he has rcvd was the $1000 retirement pay/ month from the Army. We are financially in a bind bc he is unable to work and as hard as I try, my job isnt cutting it anymore. Does anyone know who we can turn to for help or where we
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Resolved Question: Why exactly cannot socialised principles co-exist with capitalistic principles? And why is this debate only ..?
(Wed, 07 Jul 2010 11:51:13 GMT)
emerging now?
I have been trying to wrap my head around the debate of whether America will become a socialised nation simply by including medical care for those not at a retirement age and cannot seem to understand why one additional socialised program would 'lead us down the road to socialism" when we have had so many for so many years.
Here is just a sampling of a list of socialised programs that we have had in America for years and in many cases decades (these are just a few and there are
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Resolved Question: What are resources for help in paying for power chair if true Soc Sec pays only 50%?
(Sun, 04 Jul 2010 06:51:05 GMT)
My husband has serious back & leg problems from being struck by a cement truck and did not choose a good lawyer or get a good settlement. Our only income is Social Security (mine is retirement, his disability). We are just over $50 above Medicaid limits. Dr says he needs power chair. can not use manual wheelchair due to arm injury. Only insurance is Medicare. Man who works for power chair co told him Medicare only pays 50%. Is that true - I thought it was normally 80%. Has anyone had
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Resolved Question: My mom is 50 and has Rheumatoid Arthritis?
(Sat, 03 Jul 2010 21:29:59 GMT)
It has got real bad she had taken retirement and moved to Texas and had planned on getting a job her RA was in remission she was totally capable of working had some pain in knee's and shoulders but able to function. She recently had a severe flare up and it is now in her hands and knee's and ankles making it painful to walk and stand. She has no college degree worked for the phone company for 32 years in customer service and sales (call center environment). Any idea of jobs she could do. With
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Resolved Question: Isn't this why the pension retirement age is increasing?
(Tue, 29 Jun 2010 22:06:52 GMT)
So a cough is a disability now is it? I'm not disputing the fact that there are many people who are very genuine claimants but look around you and count how many you know who are on the hey-diddle-diddle. If they were all working and contributing, you'd pay less and have more in your own pocket! In the York area our local paper The Press is reporting more and more instances of people who are 'shopping' the wastrels. Would you do it if you knew for certain they weren't ill ?
http://www.express
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Resolved Question: What do you think of this answer to the welfare state?
(Tue, 29 Jun 2010 00:16:01 GMT)
Some benefits in Britain are far to low and because job seekers allowance is far to low, many people claim incapacity benefit because after the first year of it being the same as job seekers allowance it rises by almost 40 pounds a week thereafter. 104 pounds a week.
I personally think a good 25% if not more of the claimants of incapacity are in this criteria. However, nobody ever said that the nanny state would be permanently responsible for maintaining the standard of living for all these
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Resolved Question: Are Conservative reactions to the National Debt based on straight thinking or based on emotional reactions?
(Mon, 28 Jun 2010 20:27:04 GMT)
Everyone understands, whether they are willing to admit it or not, that Entitlement Programs such as Social Security, Medicare, Federal Retirees including the Military and the Military in general are the budget busters, the big things that will bring us down economically.
These expenses will not be cut. Any elected offical will be kicked out if he tries the same as he would be if he tried to raise taxes on the elite. It won't happen.
But my point is this: Conservatives will not admit to t
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Resolved Question: trying to make a contract so my drunk father agrees to not leave my sick mother out of his will?
(Sun, 27 Jun 2010 20:37:14 GMT)
(IF YOU DONT WANT TO READ TH REASON FRO MY QUESTION THAT SKIP TO THE CAPS AT THE BOTTOM, BUT YOU SHOULD REALLY READ IT TO UNDERSTAND THE SEVERITY OF THE SITUATION) my father and mother have been married for 30 years and had 2 children for about 28 of thos years they were very much in love and were great together, no lies, cheating, hiding money or abuse. my mom became very ill about 4 years ago she can not work and is in constant pain, the las 2 years my father has become a serious drunk and
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Resolved Question: Why do aging conservatives on retirement, disability, or medicare complain about welfare and lazy people?
(Thu, 24 Jun 2010 22:35:46 GMT)
Seeing that they are they draw more welfare than anyone else.
So, they are a bunch of socialists then?
Seeing that they are socialists, why do they hate themselves so much?
Retirement, disability, and medicare are all forms of welfare.
To those on welfare, err I mean retirement and calling me lazy. I am working, to pay for your lazy butts. How about you get off your butts, and get a job.
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Voting Question: Disability question for anyone who has social security..?
(Sun, 20 Jun 2010 03:37:18 GMT)
Ok, I have been disabled from age 21 til present, I used to get ssi benefits from my dad's retirement when I was under 18 years old. Am I getting benefits by myself or do I still run off my dad's ssi benefits? Anyone know anything about this or have had personal experience in the same situation as me or know of anybody who has?
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Voting Question: Disability question for anyone who knows...?
(Sun, 20 Jun 2010 03:28:35 GMT)
Ok, I have been disabled from age 21 til present, I used to get ssi benefits from my dad's retirement when I was under 18 years old. Am I getting benefits by myself or do I still run off my dad's ssi benefits? Anyone know anything about this or have had personal experience in the same situation as me or know of anybody who has?
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Voting Question: VA Disability question?
(Mon, 07 Jun 2010 12:40:20 GMT)
I have a buddy that retired from the military. His ex-wife gets half of this retirement pay. He is applying to get VA disability. If the VA grants him disability, how does (1) affect his pay ie take home pay and taxable income and (2) affect his ex-wife? Say if he were to get a 50% rating. Thanks a bunch
Currently he gets $800, and his ex-wife gets $800. Would he be entiltled to more, say, $1200 and she gets less, say, $400, if he were to get a 70% rating?
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