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This article discusses SSI. I was referring to SSDI. Big difference.He addresses full retirement age for all here (bolding is mine):
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And that concern is addressed here--again for all, not just boomers (again bolding is mine):
Here is another article from an attorney which uses slightly different language to express the same concepts. (and if boomers are the 1943-1954 age, then he uses boomers in his "for example", but again the concept applies to all.
Retirement Facts - What Happens to My SSI When I Turn 62?
Your disability benefits may convert to retirement benefits when you reach early retirement at age 62, but it depends on several factors.www.jonathanpena.com
I've seen people walking around with $200 a month SSI. It's here one month and gone the next. Here's a good description of SSI from your article.
SSI is a strictly needs-based assistance program for individuals with qualifying physical or mental disabilities who have limited income and resources. You do not need to have ever worked in your lifetime to receive SSI.
I was referring to SSDI and what happens when turning 62.
SSDI continues to full retirement age. And the conversion over to retirement is automatic.
What happens to my Social Security disability when I turn 62? -
If you're on SSD or thinking about it and are concerned about what happens to Social Security when you turn 62, you are not alone. It's important to know your
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