This bill wants to change the rules so people can have more money in their bank accounts and still get help from the government if they're struggling. It means they could save more without losing the special money they get for support, and each year, the amount they can save would change a little to keep up with prices.

The ASSET Act wants to make it easier for families to save money by letting them keep getting help from programs like food stamps even if they have some savings. It also plans to let people who get a special type of money help called SSI have more savings without losing that help.

The ASSET Act is a plan to help families save money without losing their help from the government by changing the rules that decide who can get things like food and energy aid. It lets people keep more of their own money in the bank, so they don’t have to worry about losing their benefits.

This bill wants to make sure that people with certain disabilities keep getting money help called SSI, even if they get married. It means their partner's money won't change how much help they get.

H. R. 878 is like a plan to make sure that people in Guam can get extra help if they don’t have enough money, just like people in other places. It wants to change some rules to make sure Guam is treated the same when giving out this help.

The bill wants to make sure that if two people with disabilities get married, they won't lose their extra money from the government just because they're married. Right now, getting married could mean getting less money, but this bill tries to stop that from happening.

In simple terms, S. 5568 is a bill that says if a grown-up with special learning or development needs gets married, their helpful money from the government shouldn't go down just because they're married. The money they get will only depend on what they earn or own, not what their husband or wife does.

The bill wants to make it easier and faster for people to get help when they're sick or unable to work by fixing how claims and appeals are handled at the Social Security office. It also introduces new ways to share important information, like a phone app to help people tell the office how much money they've made.

H.R. 10478 is a bill that wants to make sure kids who don't live with their families, called foster children, get all the money they should from places like Social Security, to help them grow and have what they need. It stops states from using this money for other things and wants to make things clear and fair for these kids.

H.R. 7138 is a bill that wants to make it easier and fairer for people to get more help from a program called Supplemental Security Income (SSI), by raising income limits, changing rules about marriage, and being kind to people who own things like retirement savings.

The bill wants to make sure that when prices go up over time, people living in homes who get special money help (called SSI) have more money to buy personal things. It also wants each state to give more of this extra money, too, starting in October 2024.

H.R. 2540 is a proposed law that aims to let more people qualify for help from a government program called SSI by allowing them to have more money saved up. Starting in 2025, a person can have up to $20,000, and a couple can have up to $10,000, while still getting this help, and these amounts might change a bit every year based on how much stuff costs.