For SSI & SSDI Recipients
A one-page guide for benefit recipients, WIPA counselors, case managers, and disability advocates.
The Social Security Administration sets strict limits on countable assets for SSI recipients. If your countable resources exceed these limits, your benefits are suspended — often for months while you repay the "overpayment."
Most people don't know they're close to the line until SSA sends a notice. By then, the damage is already done.
| Benefit Type | Resource Limit | What Counts | What Doesn't |
|---|---|---|---|
| SSI (Individual) | $2,000 | Bank accounts, stocks, cash, most investments | ABLE accounts, primary home, one vehicle |
| SSI (Couple) | $3,000 | All countable resources combined | ABLE accounts, primary home, one vehicle |
| SSDI (SGA threshold) | $2,000 | For SSDI, asset limits are less strict — but Trial Work Period and SGA rules still apply | ABLE accounts ($100K+ possible), certain PASS plans |
GlideGuard's Safety Gauge tracks your countable resources in real time, warns you before you cross the limit, and tells you exactly how much to move to your ABLE account to stay safe.
Add your bank accounts, investments, and other countable resources. Takes under 2 minutes.
Instant calculation of your countable balance, resource limit, and Safety Score (0–100).
GlideGuard alerts you at 80% and 90% of your limit — with a recommended transfer amount.
Transfer the recommended amount to your ABLE account. It doesn't count against the $2,000 limit.
Know your Safety Score before SSA does. Never accidentally lose benefits.
Track SGA exposure and TWP months as you return to work with confidence.
Manage dozens of clients from one dashboard. Automated alerts, bulk reports.
"GlideGuard caught my balance at 91% before I even noticed. I moved $800 to my ABLE account and never missed a payment. I had no idea I was that close to the line."
— Beta User, Detroit MI (SSI Recipient)