FORMER SSA MANAGER: Help Getting ALL YOUR Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid BENEFITS!! AND MORE!
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- Dr. Ed Weir, PhD, Former SSA Manager, Former Sergeant, USMC helps people throughout the country get what they earned from SSA, etc...retirement, Spousal Benefits, Survivors, Disability, Child Benefits, Medicare, Medicaid, and much much MORE!
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😃💯Who is Dr. Ed?
Dr. Ed Weir, PhD, Former Social Security District Manager; Former Family Services Specialist, Department of Social Services; Former Marine Corps Sergeant; University Adjunct Professor. Dr. Ed is one of the most experienced government benefits experts in the country and in his (semi)retirement, he has made hundreds of RUclips videos in order to help seniors, the disabled, survivors, retirees, disabled children, spouses, and others in every state get the benefits they need!
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⚠️I am not an attorney, tax advocate, or currently affiliated with the Social Security Administration or any other entity of the US Federal Government. My advice and opinions are based on my decades of experience inside the government. However, the Social Security Administration is the final decision maker when it comes to your benefits.
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Mr. Weir ...., God's Favor is in You !!!! Thank You soooooo much for your dedication and perseverance in helping the Millions of American people who needs alot of help in social security issues ...., Some of us have NO knowledge where these agents take us when dealing with Social Security issues 😒 ..., I will be contacting YOU very shortly ..., God bless You and your RUclips Channel 🙏 ...., God will bless this RUclips Channel ..............
Thank you SO MUCH! I really do appreciate it! The whole thing is just way too confusing! Take care of yourself and those around you, Ed
Mr. Weir ...., I will be contacting You about some Social Security issues that I have in how much I should be receiving in my monthly benefit payments ..., I'm collecting SSI ....,
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Thank you Dr. Ed. The only place to get the truth is here. Excellent!
You're welcome!! Thank you for the nice comment! Have a great weekend, Ed
Thank you Dr Ed for all you do!
My pleasure!
I just found your channel & I’m so glad I did!! I remember seeing a woman on a PBS show a few years ago talking about social security.
My situation.. I was married more than 10 years, been divorced more than 10 years. And I am currently drawing disability.
If I remember correctly the woman on tv said if you were married for more than 10 years & did not remarry you could collect on your ex’s social security if you’re 50 or older & disabled. My ex will be 62 in December and is still working.
Thank You for your service!! 🇺🇸
Thanks in advance,
Rosanna M
Thanks for all you do. It’s good to have a source of truthful, helpful information. I’ll be sure to direct people your way.
Thank you so much for the kind words! A lot more info to come. Take care, Ed
If there was a claim for disability and full disabilty was determined. There was a LT and short term disability plan at the time of the. Accident which caused loss of ability to work.
The LTD plan took pay back of their monthy pmt for the time they paid and then ssdi qualified a back pay. LTD then stopped benefits until they determined they got all their $$ back.
Then... LTD cancelled before the ss determined retirement age. Is that correct?
Any News on no tax on social security??
Thank you and I'm sharing😁
Awesome thank you!
Thanks for your help. I will be having a question for you tomorrow at 3:00 pm.
It's a doozy!😊
Awesome! Look forward to helping you!
Can you talk about widowers born after 1954 filing a Restrictive Application, just only for their deceased spouse's benefit. . Then that widower is allowed to let their SS benefit grow to 70.
If their benefit is bigger at age 70 than their deceased spouses benefit, they can take their own benefit. Is this all true??
Some at SS say no, but I think they are wrong. The benefit was taken away,, but not for widowers.
Can you please comment on this.
Please check out my recent videos on Spousal and Survivor benefits.
@@MyGovExpert Thank you! I am watching Part 1 now.
Ed, Semper Fi, I am 63 and a veteran with VA medical. I have a small repair business that is a S Corporation. I make a small amount of money per year as payroll and then I take some money as a distribution. I also have a 401K and contribute to it weekly. My main question is If I was to take early SS benefits I would try to stay under the $22,320. Does the distribution money I take from the Repair Bus S corp count torwards the $22,320. Does the contributions torwards the 401k count towards th 22,320. For my wife does rental property income or IRA withdrawals count totowards the $22,320.
Thanks, Bud F
Semper Fi!
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Could your team contact me. I’m 68 yo and retired at 62. I’ve been working PT for one year and a half. And I eligible for an increase in my SS payment?
Hi Ed, You have a great series. Can you do a video on Medicare Home Health services coverage for home bound seniors. Thanks we would all appreciate it.
You got it! I'll put it on my list.
Hi Dr Weir! I'm so happy to have discovered your channel. If you get an opportunity could you please do a video on dependent child benefits for retirees?
I am currently in the appeals process with the SSA over my dependents monthly amount. The SSA incorrectly based my dependent child benefits on my reduced benefit and not my FRA. With my FRA I'd still be under the Family Max. Thank you!
Will do. Thank you for the recommendation.
I had an appointment to apply for ex spouse benefits, they told me there was no money for me, since I had filed early at 62, but I was at my full retirement age,should of recieved 50% what do I need to appeal that, what form do I need to file?
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I worked enough for a good ss amount and worked a county job till retirement when I went to ss to apply for ss benefits they hit me with windfall tax on benefits and hardly get a check now...is there any thing I can do to get my ss benefits back..I never opened a company always worked regular jobs...please explain
I got part of ex's benefit at 62, but S.S. says I don't have enough work quarters to get more when I'm 70. Is that correct? Doesn't sound right.
You have to work and pay into SSA for a minimum of 10 years.