Fairness for Disabled Young Adults Act increases the age limit for child's insurance benefits on the basis of disability from 22 to 26.
The Fairness for Disabled Young Adults Act amends the Social Security Act to increase the age limit for child's insurance benefits on the basis of disability from 22 to 26. This change applies to several sections of the Social Security Act, ensuring consistency across related provisions. The bill aims to provide extended support for disabled young adults, allowing them more time to establish independence.
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