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Does social security take away your benefits if you attend job corps?


Question Posted Wednesday August 28 2013, 8:54 pm

my question is do anyone know if social secruity cut your befits off if you attend job corps need advice as soon as possible !

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adviceman49 answered Thursday August 29 2013, 9:12 am:
It would depend on the type of benefit you are receiving and your age. Without this information it is impossible to say. Go to their website ssa.gov and check the FAQ for the type of benefits you are receiving.

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