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Does Selling A House Count As Income For Social Security? If you're selling your house and are concerned about its impact on your Social Security benefits, this video is for you. We will clarify the differences between Social Security benefits and Supplemental Security Income (SSI), as well as how the sale of your home may affect each. It's essential to understand that Social Security benefits, including those from Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and retirement, are not impacted by the sale of your primary residence. However, SSI has specific asset limits that could affect your eligibility if you sell your home.

We will guide you through the important details regarding asset limits for SSI recipients and the timeframe in which you must act if you sell your house. Knowing these rules can help you make informed decisions about your financial future and benefits. We also recommend consulting with a financial advisor or Social Security expert to navigate your unique situation effectively.

Join us as we discuss these important aspects of Social Security and housing sales. Don’t forget to subscribe for more legal and financial information that can assist you in understanding your rights and benefits.

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