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Old 11-04-2017, 01:02 PM #1
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Default Retirement SSI and SSDI
My wife worked for about 20 years and then was on SSDI for 22 years. Then she returned to work for 5 years. How is the amount of retirement SSI calculated when someone has not been employed for 35 years and has been on SSDI for a large portion of their adult life? This person would be going from work to SSI and not from SSDI to SSI at age 66.
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