NPR - In 1972, the federal government launched a program to support the poorest disabled and elderly Americans.
Supplemental Security Income, run by the Social Security
Administration, provides monthly checks that are a lifeline for some of
the most vulnerable people in this country. In this episode,
correspondent Joseph Shapiro, who led a recent NPR investigation,
explains how SSI's outdated rules have made the system difficult to run and almost impossible for its beneficiaries to navigate.
December 22, 2024
SOCIAL SECURITY
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