Squared Away Blog by Kimberly Blanton
The Social Security program was designed to support lower-income retirees more by replacing a larger share of their past earnings than higher earners receive. But the subsidies that encourage workers to save for retirement tilt in the opposite direction. For this reason, White workers – who tend to earn more than Blacks and Hispanics –…
Squared Away Blog by Kimberly Blanton
The families of more than 1 million children and teenagers with serious physical and intellectual disabilities are receiving Supplemental Security Income, or SSI. But a 1996 reform made it harder to keep those benefits when the child turns 18. The 18-year-olds who don’t meet the tougher requirement for eligibility lose not only SSI’s monthly cas…
Squared Away Blog by Kimberly Blanton
Squared Away Blog by Kimberly Blanton
Squared Away Blog by Kimberly Blanton
Squared Away Blog by Kimberly Blanton
Squared Away Blog by Kimberly Blanton
Squared Away Blog by Kimberly Blanton
Squared Away Blog by Kimberly Blanton