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"Social Security Benefit Programs Available to Students Under 22" Webinar Available at any Time |
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Online Webinar consisting of four sessions 2016 Edition |
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Written and Presented by Michael Walling, M.Ed.
The "Social Security Benefit Programs for Students Under 22" Webinar was developed from the workshops I have conducted over the past four years for parents, teachers, and human service professionals.
This webinar addresses the most common questions, concerns, and issues parents face as they struggle to understand Social Security programs. The webinar also provides the core information needed by education and human service professionals, involved in providing transition services, to support students and their families. This webinar is appropriate for individuals with a disability, parents, and caregivers.
The Webinar Consists of Four Individual Sessions: . Session #401 The Basics of the Social Security Programs. Session #402 The SSI Program - Part I - Children Under 18. Session #403 The SSI Program - Part II - Young Adults Under 22 Session #404 Title II Benefits Available to a Child and Young Adult (RSDI, CDB, and SSDI)
Register for all five sessions at one time ( Session #400) and save $8.00
Session #400 "Social Security Benefit Programs for Students Under 22" $40.00 All-in-one registration for the "Social Security Benefit Programs for Students Under 22" webinar at a reduced registration fee. A complete set of sessions #401, #402, #403, and #404 (see session descriptions below).
Each session can be attended when you chose. Send request for access information one day prior to attending. You will receive the URL for the session, the pass code, and the handout as an attached file.
Session #401 The Basics of the Social Security Programs $12.00 58 minutes Session #401 starts from the beginning and provides the foundation to understanding the benefit programs available to students under 22. It explains: 1) what Social Security means by "disability" (there are two definitions of disability); 2) what is the difference between the two benefit programs Social Security administers; 3) how Social Security determines which benefit an applicant may receive; 4) why some beneficiaries receive more than one benefit; 5) why some beneficiaries convert to another benefit program; 6) the relationship between Social Security programs and Medicare and/or Medicaid
Session #402 The SSI Program - Part I - Children Under 18 $12.00 59 minutes Session #402 focuses on a child’s eligibility for Supplemental Security Income (SSI) and Medicaid and the child’s continuing eligibility for SSI. It unlocks the mystery of how parent(s) income is allocated to a child (known as “deeming of income”) and when deeming does not apply.
The session explains: 1) the eligibility requirements for a child; 2) requirements to continue eligibility for SSI through 18 years of age; 3) deeming of parent(s) income to the eligible child (the process); 4) how the amount deemed is calculated; 5) the application of the Student Earned Income Exclusion to any student under 22; and 6) the “Age 18 Re-determination” to qualify for SSI as an adult.
Session #403 The SSI Program - Part II - Young Adults Under 22 $12.00 74 minutes Session #403 describes how a young adult may be eligible for SSI, what is takes to initially qualify and then continue to remain eligible for the benefit. It explains why some young adults receive less than the full amount of federal SSI (currently $733) because of “In-kind Support and Maintenance” (ISM) and how this can resolved. This session answers the question "How much can I earn and keep my Medicaid?"
It explains: 1) How Social Security determines the SSI payment amount; 2) In-Kind Support and Maintenance; 3) qualifications for Section 1619(b) status to protect Medicaid eligibility when the SSI monthly payment stops; 4) the threshold level of income to maintain eligibility for SSI and Medicaid; and 5) the Expedited Re-instatement period.
You must understand this process to avoid overpayments if a SSI recipient is planning to work or is working.
Session #404 Title II Benefits Available to a Child and a Young Adult $12.00 (RSDI, CDB, and SSDI) 81 minutes Session #404 focuses on the benefits programs available to students based on a parent’s work record or their own work record.
The session explains: 1) Retirement, Disability and Survivors Insurance benefits (RSDI) available to children based an insured parent’s work record; 2) “Child In Care” benefits available to a parent; 3) Childhood Disability Benefit available to a disabled young adult based on the insured parent’s work record.; 4) Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) available to a young adult who works and has FICA deducted from their salary.
Access to the Sessions: The five sessions are available 7 days a week, at any time of the day. When accessing a session, you will be provided: 1) the Internet address (URL) for the session; 2) a pass code; and 3) a handout, in PDF format, that accompanies the session (each handout is about 20 pages in length).
Two Options to Register:
Option 1. Registration for the ENTIRE Webinar Select Session 400 at the registration page. Register for all five sessions at one time and receive a discounted registration fee for the entire webinar. You or a member of your group must notify me one day before you are ready to view a session to obtain the appropriate pass code for the date you will be viewing a session. You can do different sessions on the same day. Only one device can access each session.
Special pricing is available for multiple "individual registrations" (two or more registrations) Each member of your group will have individual access to the sessions, each person can fit the sessions into their personal schedule. This cannot be done through the registration page. Contact me for pricing and details. [CLICK HERE]
Option 2. Individual Registration for a Session At the registration page, select a session, register, make payment by credit card, and immediately attend the session. When your registration is accepted, you will receive a link to a session handout (needs to be printed), the session URL, and the pass code for the session.
Follow-up: Following any session, you will have the opportunity to send questions to clarify your understanding of the material presented. All questions will be answered promptly.
Terms of Registration: 1. One viewing of a session is permitted. 2. The registration fee is for one person or group viewing a session. Only one device can access the session. 3. Access information (the URL, Pass Code) to a session can not be shared. 4. All sessions and accompanying materials are protected by copyright. 5. Registration fees are non-refundable. A registration can be transferred to another person.
Chose your method of payment.
You can use PayPal or a major credit card. The PayPal system allows you use a major credit card rather than have a PayPal account. On the payment screen, select payment by major credit card. PayPal does not use your information for other purposes.
Click the above box to go to the Webinars page and then select the session you want to view.
If you select Session #100 - the complete set of five sessions, you will complete the registration form and pay the registration fee. Within 24 hours, I will send instructions on how to access the five sessions. You will not have immediate access to the sessions. You must notify me the day before you are ready to attend a session to obtain the appropriate URL and Pass Code for the date you will viewing the session. The Pass Codes change frequently.
If you choose to view an individual session, you will complete the registration form and pay the registration fee. After payment has been approved, you will return to the Benefits Training and Consulting website and be provided the link to session handout, the session URL, and the Password for the session. DO NOT register until you are ready to view the session. Pass Codes change frequently. If you register today and want to view the session next week, the access information will no longer be valid. (This information will be provided upon request.)
Click above to register. Payment must be received prior to the first session you plan to attend. You will be notified when payment is approved. When you are ready, you must notify me the day before you are ready to attend the session to obtain the appropriate URL and Pass Code for the date you will viewing the session. The Pass Codes change frequently.
Technical Points
1. Check your audio output is working properly prior to attending a session. If you experience choppy or breaks in the audio, click the refresh button on your browser. If problem persists, exit the session and then restart the session. 2. (VERY IMPORTANT) Be sure your “Flash Player” is up-to-date to inhibit pauses (buffering) in viewing the presentation. Flash players are easy to install at no cost. Just Google – “Flash Player.” If you have recently viewed video and had no problems, then you Flash Player is probably current. 3. Your computer (or network) must accept cookies to access the presentations. 4. You must logon with the email address use to register for the webinar sessions. If someone else uses your email address, you will be denied access to the session.
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