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Subject Social Security Disability Fund Running Out Of Money, Is It Due To Fraud?

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[quote:Anonymous Coward 45874141:MV8yNDkwOTk5XzQyOTY4Mjc0XzM2QTVCOUU2]
First of all there is SSI and there is SSDI and the two are not the same. SSI is welfare;  meant to be short duration relief. You need not have a work history to get on SSI. SSDI is disability Insurance and you have to work and earn a minimum number of quarters to qualify.  Thirdly, the vast majority; upwards of 90% of those who apply are denied the first time. Of those who appeal approximately only 7 to 9% are approved on what's called "reconsideration". After that the applicant has to file a second appeal and go in front of and administrative law judge. The entire process can take up to 2 years or more in some cases.  
It is NOT easy folks,  regardless of the bullshit armchair opinions being recklessly thrown around.  I have known some good folks,  with legitimate disabling conditions get rejected multiple times.  I'm sure as with everything in life that some will try and game the system. However when the average monthly SSDI benefit is $1000. Bucks,  nobody is getting "fat and rich off of "you". It's a popular little passing fancy we forum riders love to trot out now and again and pontificate on the societal malfeasances.

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[quote:Anonymous Coward 45874141:MV8yNDkwOTk5XzQyOTY4Mjc0XzM2QTVCOUU2]
First of all there is SSI and there is SSDI and the two are not the same. SSI is welfare;  meant to be short duration relief. You need not have a work history to get on SSI. SSDI is disability Insurance and you have to work and earn a minimum number of quarters to qualify.  Thirdly, the vast majority; upwards of 90% of those who apply are denied the first time. Of those who appeal approximately only 7 to 9% are approved on what's called "reconsideration". After that the applicant has to file a second appeal and go in front of and administrative law judge. The entire process can take up to 2 years or more in some cases.  
It is NOT easy folks,  regardless of the bullshit armchair opinions being recklessly thrown around.  I have known some good folks,  with legitimate disabling conditions get rejected multiple times.  I'm sure as with everything in life that some will try and game the system. However when the average monthly SSDI benefit is $1000. Bucks,  nobody is getting "fat and rich off of "you". It's a popular little passing fancy we forum riders love to trot out now and again and pontificate on the societal malfeasances.

:stfu:
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Way to tell the OP and those trolling fuckers off- They are fucking clueless because they are dumb little assholes

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Original Message Social Security Disability Fund Running Out Of Money, Is It Due To Fraud?

The Social Security disability insurance trust fund is running out of money some time between 2016 and 2017 it will be done.

The reasons for the Social Security disability fund running out of money have become a political dispute. Senator Tom Coburn of Oklahoma claimed Social Security disability fraud was running rampant:

“Probably a third of everybody on disability, there’s no way that they’re disabled…. It’s nauseating.”

Read more at [link to www.inquisitr.com]

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