Working while receiving social security disability insurance
Receiving Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) often raises questions about the ability to work. Can a recipient continue to work while receiving benefits? The answer to this question is complex and depends on various factors. This article will delve into the...
Can early-onset Alzheimer’s Disease qualify for SSDI benefits?
If you are like many Americans, you probably believe Alzheimer's Disease is an ailment that only affects older individuals. This is not entirely true, however. According to the Mayo Clinic, more than 6 million Americans currently have Alzheimer's Disease. Roughly 6%...
How can you avoid mistakes when applying for Social Security Disability benefits?
Social Security Disability benefits are crucial for people experiencing a major medical issue. However, the Social Security Administration denies most applications due to common errors, which can delay the receipt of essential funds exponentially. In order to avoid...
How does Social Security define disability?
Understanding Social Security's definition of disability is incredibly important when applying for these benefits. If you fail to fully grasp this concept, it could impact your ability to get approval for benefits. The Social Security Administration has a strict...
How does SSDI work with Medicare?
Living with a disability can be very difficult, which is why Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) exists in the first place. However, in addition to the payments from SSDI, it is very likely that you will need medical insurance to help manage your debilitating...
How can I make sure to keep my SSDI benefits?
As difficult as it can be to get disability benefits, it may be disheartening to learn that you can lose them. The most common reason to lose disability insurance is if your condition improves, if you go back to work or if you go to prison. Of course, there is no 100%...
Do I need to report if I return to work?
If you receive Social Security Disability Insurance benefits and you begin working, you must report this to the Social Security Administration. It may not have an impact on your benefits, but the SSA still requires you to let them know if you are working. Failing to...
Going over statistics on Social Security Disability
Whether you have lost the ability to work as a result of a disability you struggle with or you worry that a disability could prevent you from performing your job duties at some point in the future, it is important to familiarize yourself with Social Security...
Early-onset Alzheimer’s and SSD benefits
If you are struggling with early-onset Alzheimer's, you could face a number of challenges on a daily basis. Whether you are coming to terms with a recent diagnosis or you have struggled with this disease for years, it is pivotal to understand your options....
Why did your SSD benefits stop?
Social security disability benefits can supplement your income when your condition prevents you from working. Depending on your situation, these benefits may continue permanently. The SSA cannot suspend your benefits without a reasonable explanation. Knowing why they...