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Social Security Disability Insurance Trust Fund (Off-Budget)

Disability benefits paid from Social Security’s DI trust fund.

What this means

The Disability Insurance Trust Fund pays Social Security disability benefits. Like the OASI fund, it is legally off-budget. Large outlays here are mostly monthly benefit checks, not discretionary grant programs.

Related

  • Social Security OASI Trust Fund (Off-Budget)

    Retirement and survivors benefits paid from Social Security’s main trust fund.

  • Social Security Administration

    Runs Social Security benefit programs and related operations.

  • On-budget vs off-budget

    Off-budget usually means Social Security (and sometimes Postal Service) accounts.

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