Suffering a career ending injury makes it hard to earn a wage. Disabled persons, either from a work accident or other incident still have bills to pay. Getting help often times comes in the form of calling on friends, family, or charities. But you do have other options and one is to seek social security disability benefits. To do so … Read More
Social Security Disability Income (SSDI) provides benefits for workers who have become disabled and are not able to work. The idea is to provide an income to these workers through a steady stream of payments. In order to get SSDI you have to meet certain criteria and apply for the benefits. Many times the Social Security Administration (SSA) denies claims, … Read More
If you have suffered a disability that prevents you from working you may be eligible for social security benefits. These benefits provide much needed financial assistance so you can pay your rent and keep food on the table. But knowing which type of benefits to apply for and how to make an application is confusing, which causes a lot of … Read More
To be eligible for Social Security Disability Income (SSDI) you must be disabled to the point you are unable to work. You can take on part time job duties while receiving SSDI, but there are limitations to what you can do and how much you can make. If you go over the limits, you put your SSDI payments at risk. … Read More
Access to affordable and quality healthcare has been an issue for decades. Many employers provide health insurance, but plan coverage differs and patients across the country can be left with hefty bills after an insurance co-pay. Over the years the federal government has stepped in to try and fix the problems with healthcare, and more importantly provide coverage to those … Read More
For most, the idea of sitting at a local social security office to apply for benefits is an unpleasant thought. The lines can be long and tiresome, and most of us do not have the time to wait for our number to be called and step up to the desk to ask questions. To make it even less desirable, many … Read More
Workers that stay on the job until retirement age (usually 65, depending on certain factors) are typically eligible to receive social security benefits. The amount paid to you each month is based upon your work history. The amount you get each month is calculated by averaging the highest 35 years of earnings you made during your working life. The determination … Read More
Certain family members are eligible to seek social security survivor’s benefits upon the death of a loved one, and knowing your rights is the first step to making a claim. The benefits available vary and with the help of a trained attorney you can maximize what you are entitled to by making the proper requests. There is a procedure to … Read More
Understanding how and when you are eligible for payments from the Social Security Administration can be confusing. There are a lot of abbreviations to denote different payment types and sometimes the types of payments can overlap. For instance, there are social security benefits that are paid to people who have worked and paid into the system over time and there … Read More
The disability benefits available through the Social Security Administration provide a steady stream of income for workers who are unable to stay gainfully employed due to a disability. But getting approved for disability is not an easy task and the majority of requests are denied, at least initially. A denial can be for a number of reasons and when benefits … Read More
