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Putting a cash value on benefits is quite misleading. Once you factor housing benefits, food stamps, etc - the total should be something you can live on. It s
by soneil 12y ago
Putting a cash value on benefits is quite misleading. Once you factor housing benefits, food stamps, etc - the total should be something you can live on. It shouldn't be something you'd choose to live on, but it should be enough (otherwise it's failing those who truly need it)
- jareds 12y agoTrue, I didn't take that into consideration. I used Social Security Disability and Social Security Supplemental income to help pay for College but didn't get any other bennefits since I lived on campus and was on my parents health insurance.