cool, I guess you'll be squatting in one of her mansions then. Family :heart
All in all, good for her. Am I rich by association now? :omg :smug
But pretending to give a shit and having a literal sugar momma :rock
wait... I think I have my connations mixed up.
All in all, good for her. Am I rich by association now? :omg :smug
it's a curse, enjoy it.
All in all, good for her. Am I rich by association now? :omg :smug
it's a curse, enjoy it.
I actually don't have an urge to start asking for things. I'd rather be working if only because being unemployed is excruciatingly boring.
I have a miserly grandma worth millions that nearly everyone in our family is anxious to have die off. Unfortunately she's in excellent shape and continues to show no signs of wear and tear. I'm not getting my hopes up because she seems like the type of person who would donate it all to charity just to spite her kin.
I have plenty of games I could be playing on the wii. I hate to break it to you guys, but shit like mass effect and ugh whatever is all the rage with internet nerds these days usually don't appeal to me. I won't deny that I want to play with some of the new toys in Modern warfare 2 though.
Being unemployed is only boring when you are poor, real talk.
I have plenty of games I could be playing on the wii. I hate to break it to you guys, but shit like mass effect and ugh whatever is all the rage with internet nerds these days usually don't appeal to me. I won't deny that I want to play with some of the new toys in Modern warfare 2 though.
Being unemployed is only boring when you are poor, real talk.
Being "kind of" employed is pretty awesome.
Sitting on your rear end and writing the next Nebula winner sounds better.
Anyone collecting disability has no room to call anyone a welfare queen.
Can't double dip. The moment either SSA or VA find out, that dude is fucked! He can have VA of SSA offset the amount he gets though, say he will get $1200 from SSA but only $600 from VA, then he can get all $1200 from SSA or get $600 from each. If he were to collect $1200 from SSA and $600 from VA, when it's found out, and it will be, he will have to pay all the excess money back, generally by garnishing his benefits. If that doesn't suit him, he could always spend his "sunset" years in federal prison for fraud.Anyone collecting disability has no room to call anyone a welfare queen.
That's what I'm saying! But apparently its different that her and her friend are trying to play the military system to their benefit. The dude says he's going to collect social security when the time comes to! What the hell are you going to do with all that money!
:drudge Ntard Sends Mom to Prison by Disclosing Her VA Scam to a VA Worker Online :drudge
My dad was somehow getting SSA and VA at the same time. He was 100% disabled (service related). When I received his paperwork after his death, they actually said 160% disabled. I don't know what that means. But he was getting retirement from the air force, his VA disability check and a SSA check.Can't double dip. The moment either SSA or VA find out, that dude is fucked! He can have VA of SSA offset the amount he gets though, say he will get $1200 from SSA but only $600 from VA, then he can get all $1200 from SSA or get $600 from each. If he were to collect $1200 from SSA and $600 from VA, when it's found out, and it will be, he will have to pay all the excess money back, generally by garnishing his benefits. If that doesn't suit him, he could always spend his "sunset" years in federal prison for fraud.Anyone collecting disability has no room to call anyone a welfare queen.
That's what I'm saying! But apparently its different that her and her friend are trying to play the military system to their benefit. The dude says he's going to collect social security when the time comes to! What the hell are you going to do with all that money!
As for disability and employment. VA has varying levels of disability that increase in 10% increments up to 100% and for the really messed up people they can get special month compensation above the 100% rate. You can be 0%, 10%, 20%, etc. disabled and as long as your disability stems from something that occurred on active duty (service connected disability) it doesn't matter how much money you make through employment, and it's TAX FREE.
VA Also has a pension program for veterans who's income is below the poverty level (about $1100 per month and again tax free) and have a low net worth (not including house). this benefit is entirely dependent upon income and the total of the veteran's income and pension cannot exceed the max rate (about $1100 per month). This benefit can be granted when a veteran can't work due to NON-service connected disabilities.
PS: I work at VA.