http://www.democraticunderground.com/10026095887Oh my.
Now remember, SSDI isn't the same thing as social security disability, a fund into which one's paid while working. SSDI is for those who never worked, period, or who didn't work enough years to pay much into social security.
Kaleva (13,867 posts) Fri Jan 16, 2015, 08:21 PM
A 20% reduction in SSDI benefits would drop me to $926 a month
I'd survive with the following monthly budget:
$50 property taxes
$45 property insurance
$50 water/sewer
$30 garbage pickup
$35 gas
$30 electricity
$70 phone/internet/Netflix
$60 Moped payment
$16 prescription co-pay
$41 dog medication
$150 payments on local accounts (hospital, hardware store, appliance stores)
$250 food/pet food
$827 total
Which would leave me a about $100 for any other expenses.
New thread; no primitive responses yet.
But if $926 a month is only 80% of the primitive's current windfall he gets from the hard-pressed taxpayers, that means he's presently getting circa $1,111 a month, tax free.
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working people making less than $1,111 a month.
The beneficiaries of taxpayers' bounty should never live higher than the taxpayers themselves.
<<<waiting for Pork Chops, the Odin2005 primitive, to weigh in.