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To: KLP who wrote (98970)	2/6/2005 5:08:51 PM
From: Lane3	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 793742

.I know you didn't...check the time of our posts. Because I know better than to follow link to refugee resettlement if the question is SS eligibility. The Social Security Administration administers programs other than what we know as SS, that program to which we pay a payroll tax. Perhaps that's what's confusing the issue for you. http://www.ct.gov/opapd/cwp/view.asp?a=1756&q=277268 This explains what SSI is and the eligibility.... If you had read the first paragraph of that link, the one you fussed at me for not reading, you would have found this" "WHAT IS SSI? SSI or Supplemental Security Income is a federal program that provides monthly financial assistance payments to certain individuals including persons with disabilities who have limited income and assets. The program, run through the Social Security Administration, is not financed from Social Security taxes or the Social Security Trust fund. SSI payments are financed by the general revenue funds of the United States Treasury. " I'm having a feeling of dejo vu. I'm sure I already posted that same argument once upon a time. Since you're the one who expressed a concern about non-payers collecting from SS, why don't you read that material and find out if it's so instead of charging me to do it. It's your issue, not mine.