Hey Ohioans, let's dive straight into something I get asked about all the time: SSI income limits. It's a bit dry (I promise I'll keep it interesting), but understanding these limits is crucial:
The Basic Limits:
Single individuals have different income and asset limits than married couples. As of this year, the asset limit is typically $2,000 for individuals and $3,000 for couples.
What Counts as Income?:
SSI counts nearly everything—earned wages, pensions, and even gifts from family. (Yep, even that $20 bill grandma slipped you counts.)
Tips for Staying Within Limits:
Plan carefully, track your monthly earnings closely, and communicate promptly with the Social Security Administration about changes.
Still got questions? Need help navigating SSI rules without the headache? I'm here—Mindy Yocum at Yocum Law. Let's get you squared away without the stress.
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