Sometimes a work-related injury leads to disability. Millie suffered from chronic pulmonary disease (COPD) caused by her years of working in a factory. Her COPD was so bad she could no longer work. Left with no income, she started looking into disability benefits. She learned she might be able to get workers’ comp and SSDI.…
DetailsThe Social Security Administration (SSA) is part of the United States government. You probably already know that, though. The agency was created when President Franklin D. Roosevelt was in office in 1935. Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) are only two of the programs administered by the SSA. The programs are…
DetailsSkin conditions may seem like no big deal to some people. However, dermatitis and other serious skin conditions can be life changing. But can dermatitis prevent someone from working? And can it qualify as a disability under Social Security Disability Insurance requirements? A Common Skin Condition Yes, dermatitis and eczema strike roughly 18 million adults.…
DetailsJesse knew it was time to stop working at the construction site when every day became more painful. He tried to find other work that was less strenuous but had no luck. As he planned to quit his job, he worried about how to support his family. A friend reminded him about Social Security Disability…
DetailsOver the years, Walter’s back problems had gone from a nuisance that he treated with over-the-counter pain killers to a disability that prevented him from working. Losing the ability to support his family was devastating. Walter and his family needed to find a new means of support. The Social Security Administration offers disability benefits. But,…
DetailsBeing unable to work is really difficult for some people. It can be distressing, even when they understand their medical condition prevents them from working. However, some people begin to improve after being disabled for a time. They may be eager to return to work, but afraid they will fail. Even worse, they may fear…
DetailsDisabilities are disruptive. If you have a disability, it may affect your ability to work, but also may limit your day-to-day routines. For example, Ben’s arthritis had progress to the point where he could no longer work his construction job. In addition, he was dismayed to notice that he was having more and more trouble…
DetailsIn 2017, Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) or Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits were paid to about 10 million beneficiaries. Many of those beneficiaries may want to return to work at some point, but don’t know where to start. Fortunately, benefits available through the Ticket to Work and Work Incentives Improvement Act of 1999 may…
DetailsThe Social Security Administration (“SSA”) may affect your life from birth to death. Along the way, you will need to get a social security number. If you or a loved one become disabled, you may look to the Social Security Administration for assistance. Your employers will deduct and submit taxes related to Social Security retirement…
DetailsSelf-employed workers sometimes suffer from feelings of isolation. Even worse, they suffer because they lack the safety net of employer-offered benefits. And there may be confusion when it comes to disability benefits for the self-employed worker. How can the worker qualify for benefits based on a non-traditional work history? In this article, we will look…
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