Household income and property owned determines your approval for social security disability benefits, not the fact that you have a disability.

Household income and property owned determines your approval for social security disability benefits, not the fact that you have a disability.

If you have a disability that prevents you from working a full time job and you
live in a household with income or savings, investments, personal property value
that exceeds poverty level you will not be approved to receive or
get ssi (supplemental security income) or social security disability.

This means that even though you are not able to fully support yourself by
consistently working a job every day, week, month and year and you are living in a
household with other members who earn or have money in the bank exceeding the
poverty level, the other household members are expected to completely support you.
They will be responsible for and expected to pay for all of your needs to live:
shelter/housing/rent, utilities, food, clothing, medical care, health insurance,
transportation, insurance--everything.

This is how the government works. Name it "Social Security Disability income"
but not provide income based upon having a disability. Instead determine
their eligibility based upon other people's income and assets in the home
and expect those people to deplete all of their assets in order to care for the disabled.

People living in the household do not have the time, money or desire to pay
for all of the needs of a disabled or handicapped person. This forces the
disabled to live in poverty.  The disabled will live alone or with others who also
live in poverty.