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People on Supplemental Security Income (SSI) who go to work have more money to spend. They can also keep Medicaid coverage while working. This toolkit will help you understand how wages impact SSI. You will learn about the special tools, called work incentives, that let you keep more of your SSI when you work.

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SSI Eligibility & Appeals

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Medical CDRs & Age-18 Redeterminations

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Income & Resources

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Using SSI Work Incentives

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Considerations for Youth

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Medicaid & Work

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SSI Exclusions for Building Assets

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Social Security Overpayments

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