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Old 09-30-2010, 09:59 AM #1
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I thought I would post this again as there are newbies receiving SSDI. In my state Indiana if you are disabled you get a tax break on your property taxes. I have also heard that you can be eligible for a free cell phone in some states. Not sure if this is true. Maybe some of you know more benefits out there. Saving every penny in these times is beneficial. If so please add to these.
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