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JSIT19-05: The Impact of Social Security Eligibility on Transfers to Elderly Parents and Wealth-Building among Adult Children
(Center for Financial Security, 2019)
In this study, I will explore the impact of social security eligibility on transfers between adult children and elderly parents and the resulting impact on wealth building among adult children. I will also study these ...
JSIT19-03: Disability and Wealth: Exploring the Liquid Asset Trajectories of SSI and SSDI Applicants
(Center for Financial Security, 2019)
Social safety net programs provide benefits that insure against disability, poor health, unemployment, and old age. These programs stabilize the financial lives of beneficiaries. Recent work reveals that safety net programs, ...
W19-06: Debt Stress and Mortgage Borrowing in Older Age: Implications for Economic Security in Retirement
(Center for Financial Security, 2019)
The amount of financial debt held by seniors in the U.S. has grown substantially over the past decade. Prior research links higher levels of debt to increased psychological stress and decreased physical health. For seniors, ...
WI-IRP19-01: Effects of SNAP-Associated Work Requirements on Disability Claiming
(Center for Financial Security, 2019)
Forty states currently have work requirements for some individuals receiving nutritional assistance or “food stamps,” if they want to continue to receive benefits. This study will be the first to examine whether state-level ...
WI19-09: The Impacts of Payday Loan use on the Financial Wellbeing of the OASDI and SSI beneficiaries
(Center for Financial Security, 2019)
This paper studies the impact of payday loan borrowing on the financial well-being of Social Security (SS) income and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) receivers. Specifically, it focuses on the borrowing behaviors of ...
JSIT19-04: Financial Security and Immigrants’ Legal Status: An Analysis of Net Worth in the United States
(Center for Financial Security, 2019)
Older immigrant adults and racial ethnic minorities are more likely to be financially insecure and live in poverty compared to their U.S. born counterparts. Undocumented immigrants, in particular, may have fewer financial ...