Applying for disability benefits, whether they be from the Social Security Administartion or the VA, is a process can be quite confusing, so we have broken down parts of it into helpful, easy-to-understand articles.
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New Rule on Food Donations Will Help SSI BeneficiariesUnder a new regulation, the Social Security Administration will no longer consider food expenses in their in-kind support and maintenance calculations.
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A New Way for Veterans to Reconnect with Those They Served WithBuddy Finder, a new online tool on Togetherweserved.com, can help Veterans find and reconnect with those they served with.
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Comfort Food: Red, White, & Blue BurgersMake your Memorial Day cookout special with these “patriotic” burgers. They are a unique way to pay tribute to the men and women who have served in uniform.
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Five Ways to Drive Down the Cost of Auto InsuranceHere are five less-commonly-known ways to reduce the pain when you pay to insure your automobile.
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Question of the Month: Does Social Security Recognize Common Law Marriages?Couples in common-law marriages may be eligible for Social Security benefits based on their spouses' or former spouses' earnings record if two conditions are met.
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That Call Asking for Financial Support for the Police Likely is a ScamIt has become all too common for criminals to try to deceive us into giving them money by exploiting the support we want to offer our law enforcement officers.
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Comfort Food: Bacon-y Shrimp ScampiAt its most basic, shrimp scampi is shrimp bathed in garlicky butter. What could make it better? What makes almost everything better? Bacon!
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Protect Your Special Needs Child with a Trusthe time to plan is now, because your child could be at risk if you die unexpectedly or even become debilitated due to an illness or injury.
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Question of the Month: Can I buy a house on SSDI or SSI?In qualifying potential mortgage holders, lending institutions look for income that is stable, reliable, and expected to continue for the foreseeable future
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Visit Our National Parks for FreeWith a bit of careful planning you can take advantage of six days in the next 12 months when admission to all U.S. national parks is free for everyone