
More low-income seniors, along with people who have disabilities, are eligible for Supplemental Security Income (SSI) this fall. The federal government recently announced changes to SSI regulations that took effect Sept. 30. These changes are expected to result in more people qualifying for benefits, and in some cases bigger benefits, while also reducing the amount of information that applicants…
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