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What is the difference between Social Security Disability SSDI and Supplemental Security Income SSI?

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What is the difference between Social Security Disability SSDI and Supplemental Security Income SSI?

Both SSDI and SSI are United States government programs based upon disability. SSDI is based upon how much you’ve paid into the system. SSI is a welfare payment. Both require that you prove that you’re disabled and both require that you’re no longer engaging in substantial gainful activity.

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