Followers of social security disability
Put simply, those that receive SSI benefits do not have much money or many assets. Every state in the U. S. has its own general rules about qualification for SSI, and a social security lawyer should be able to help you with the general rules behind what is considered a "resource" in your state. In general, the following are considered "resources" that count towards your income: • Cash • Money in the Bank • Stocks and Bonds • Real Estate • Life Insurance Policies • Cars, Trucks, and Other Vehicles • Personal Property Though it is possible to be approved for SSI if you own a vehicle and one home, owning too many assets or "resources" can reduce your chances.