Which of the following is NOT a work incentive for Title II beneficiaries?

The Earned Income Exclusion is actually a work incentive, but it specifically applies to Title XVI beneficiaries, who are individuals receiving Supplemental Security Income (SSI). In contrast, Title II beneficiaries receive Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI), and their work incentives include the Trial Work Period (TWP), Extended Medicare, and subsidies or special conditions.

A key aspect of SSDI is that it offers various incentives to encourage beneficiaries to work while still receiving benefits. The Trial Work Period allows beneficiaries to test their ability to work without losing their benefits. Extended Medicare provides health coverage for those who have returned to work and might lose their other benefits. Subsidy and special conditions refer to situations where a beneficiary might receive support or accommodations in their job that make it feasible for them to work while still maintaining some level of disability support.

In summary, the Earned Income Exclusion does not qualify as a work incentive for Title II beneficiaries, making it the correct answer to the question.