Monday, June 10, 2024

Over the line

 NPR describes the experiences of those who inadvertently ended up disqualifying themselves from SSI and other programs managed by the Social Security Administration, and ended up owing thousands in overpayments. 

The asset limit of $2,000 has not been updated since 1989, it reveals. 

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