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Question Clear & simple Please - the difference between SSI & SSDI??

I think this is something that is very confusing to many.

And many can get mixed up when asking questions about them.

If you have a good clear & simple link that explains each, or if you can explain what each one is about- that would be great.

I know sometimes all the legal wordiness on some sites makes my eyes cross...

keep it simple please for all of us.
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