SOCIAL SECURITY RESOURCES

A true secret to sleeping better at night is understanding the key differences between these two commonly confused government benefits. This topic is equally confusing as it is important. Let's dive in and give you some piece of mind!

This form will be used to release information and records to the social securtiy administration. This will help social security make determinations of eligibility for the purpose of benefits and or coverage.

Social Security reaches almost every family, and at some point, touches the lives of nearly all Americans. This resource will help you understand what social security can mean to you and your family's financial future. It will explain the basics of the Social Security retirement, disability, and survivors insurance programs.

This "red book" is a summary guide to employment supports for people with disabilities under the social security disability insurance (SSDI) and supplemental security income (SSI) programs.

More than eight million people, who get monthly Social Security or Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits, need help managing their money. In these cases, the SSA can appoint a relative, friend, or other interested party to serve as the “representative payee.” This booklet provides basic information on how to be a representative payee.

This resource provides a summary of the role of a representative payee. Payee main duties, what a payee can and should do, as well as what they can't and should not do.