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How are SSDI and SSI different?
• SSDI is only for the elderly, while SSI is for the younger generation.
• SSDI is managed by the federal government and SSI is managed by the states.
• SSDI is an insurance program paid out of the Social Security Trust fund and SSI is a needs- based program.
• One of them is only for workers who have been injured on the job.
• SSDI is only for the elderly, while SSI is for the younger generation.
• SSDI is managed by the federal government and SSI is managed by the states.
• SSDI is an insurance program paid out of the Social Security Trust fund and SSI is a needs- based program.
• One of them is only for workers who have been injured on the job.
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