u/OwlOdd3415

I just have a general question. Let's say you make around $894 but you also got a new job that pays you by weekly ranging from $460 to $550. For one month your paycheck went over $28 of the $2,000 limit so now you're checked went down to $671.

The letter they sent you said they were only holding $99 but if my math is correct that is more than $99 right?

I am already paying them back for when I worked back in 2024 for 4 months and only gained a total of $4,960 but to them I owed them around $12,000 that unfortunately has not been paid off yet.

Is it the survivor's benefits that I received? What is with the $2,000 limit anyway me personally as an individual I need at least $2,150 but I can't survive in this freaking economy if I'm being charged every dollar I go over the limit.

I asked for an appeal but do I have to look into a lawyer?

The last couple of days I have had the WORST case of irritation and it's just making my stomach nauseous. Is that normal?

Where is the best place in Tucson to get cheap but good red meat? Any meat really but I am more focused on red meat since I am super low on iron due to being on my period heavily for about a month and a half.