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SSDI (Social Security Disability Income) is based on your earnings and you would not get it unless you had five years productive employment - and it will increase in accordance to how long you work and how much you earn during that time.  This is fixed according to federal guidelines - it will not change if you move from state to state.


SSI (Social Security Income) is based on the cost-of-living rate in the state you currently resides - and it will flucate according to the COF rate in each state.  So, if you were to  move to Missouri from California, it would go down at least $25.00, because the COF rate is lower in Missouri than it is in California.


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