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When do dependent children's benefits for Social Security disability payments typically end?

When the dependent reaches age 18

When the dependent reaches age 19 if still in high school

Dependent children's benefits for Social Security disability payments typically end when the dependent reaches age 19 if they are still enrolled in high school. This allowance is made to continue providing support for young individuals who are pursuing their education. The key factor here is the enrollment in high school; as long as the dependent is actively attending high school, they can continue to receive benefits until either they graduate or reach the age of 19, whichever comes first.

Once the dependent graduates from high school or turns 19, the benefits would generally cease, regardless of their subsequent education plans. This rule reflects an understanding of the transitional period from adolescence to adulthood, aligning with support for education rather than providing indefinite benefits without regard to educational status.

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When the dependent graduates from college

When the dependent turns 21

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