People receiving Social Security benefits often want to supplement their income. But does the Social Security Administration (Social Security) frown on that or allow it? Can you earn as much as you want, or are there limits? In this article, we will look at two common Social Security benefits and your ability to earn. When…
DetailsSometimes age matters. We have to be 16 to get a driver’s license, 18 to sign a contract, 21 to drink alcohol, and so on. When applying for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI), your age could be a factor along with your medical condition. Can you qualify for SSDI at age 62? Let’s look at…
DetailsSupplemental Security Income (SSI) is a needs-based program. But what exactly does “needs-based” mean? When the Social Security Administration (Social Security) reviews your application for benefits, they make sure your income and resources fall below a certain limit. If you own too much or earn too much, your application will be denied. But Social Security…
DetailsDespite a glut of information, it can be difficult to understand Social Security disability benefits. Wading through numerous web pages, pamphlets, brochures, and Social Security communications takes time. This simple guide to Social Security disability benefits should help. The Social Security Administration You probably think of retirement benefits when you hear “Social Security.” However, the…
DetailsSometimes you need benefits, and you need them now. But the application process for some benefits is lengthy. For example, it generally takes a minimum of six weeks to get approved for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) – if you are approved. And that’s a big “if.” In fact, Social Security rejects the majority of…
DetailsAt age 32, Olivia began suffering shooting pains down her arms and legs. Her doctor diagnosed damage to her spine, but her condition also affected other organs and body systems. It became increasingly difficult for her to walk, whether she was at home, at work, or at the store. Soon, she became one of the…
DetailsMost people feel distressed when they get a phone call or letter from a government agency like the Social Security Administration (Social Security). But sometimes, people are not who they say they are. In fact, identify thieves and other criminal actors will lie to get personally identifiable information from unsuspecting, trusting victims. If you get…
DetailsAfter six months of treatment and physical therapy, Ryan thought he might be able to return to his construction job. ‘Might’ was the operative word. He wasn’t sure whether he could go back to work full-time, but part-time jobs would not pay the bills or support his family. A friend told him about a program…
DetailsWhen it comes to medical conditions, you often need a second opinion. One esteemed doctor might have a completely different take than another equally skilled physician. When it comes to SSDI and SSI claims, you need medical proof and proof that you cannot work. A vocational expert can provide this testimony and more. What a…
DetailsMost of us are happy and relieved to see 2020 in our rearview mirrors, right? The new year promises new experiences and goals. Even the Social Security Administration alters its benefits and procedures from year to year. Let’s look at some of the Social Security 2021 changes that might affect you. An Increase in Benefits…
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