Individuals must report wages to SS monthly

Individuals may be eligbile for work incentives

What you need to know about SSI when you turn 18 

Benefits counseling can be obtained through the Sherlock Center, ORS or BHDDH

ABLE accounts help people with severe disabilities save money without losing benefits like SSI, Medicaid, and SNAP.

You can add up to $19,000 each year to spend on things like food, housing, education, and health care, and others can also contribute.

Money in an ABLE account does not count toward the $2,000 limit for SSI. You can save up to $100,000 without it affecting your benefits.