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When disability strikes someone who works every day, they can become overwhelmed with anxiety about where they will find the money to pay their bills. Those with a long-term disability can turn to Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) or Supplemental Security Income (SSI). But only people with impairments lasting a year or more are eligible

If you are disabled due to illness or injury in Georgia, you may want to know whether you are eligible for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI or SSD) benefits. This blog post explains how you can determine your eligibility for SSD and what you can do to increase your chances of getting your SSD claim

A sigh of relief may be your initial reaction to receiving a notice that your claim for Social Security Disability Insurance or Supplemental Security Income benefits has been approved. Monthly disability benefits certainly make life easier and relieve financial pressures, but you probably want to know how long can you collect disability benefits. The answer

Did you know you can work part-time and still continue to receive your monthly Social Security Disability benefits? Social Security Disability Insurance rules allow benefits recipients to earn income under several scenarios without losing their benefits. This blog explains the circumstances under which someone can work and receive their full Social Security Disability (SSD). The

Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI or SSD) provides financial benefits to workers and former workers who can no longer work due to nonwork-related illness or injury. The program is limited only to those with long-term disabilities, meaning that the person cannot work for at least 12 months. Most people who become disabled after a lifetime

Being disabled can be difficult in many ways. Anyone who struggles with a disability knows that all too well. Certainly, with age, complex health issues can become even more complicated. As a result, those receiving disability benefits or considering applying for them often wonder if the rules and standards might change with age. It’s a

If you are pregnant and need to apply for short-term disability, there are some steps you can take to increase your chances of approval. Here are some tips: Remember, the process for filing a claim for short-term disability while pregnant can vary depending on your employer’s policy and the insurance company providing the coverage. Be

Those who are struggling with a long-term, severe disability may depend upon their Social Security disability benefits to support themselves and their families. Understandably, then, it can be worrisome to think of losing those benefits or having them reduced in any way. As a result, many people wonder whether, when they reach 65 and qualify

Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI or SSD) is a federal program that pays monthly benefits to those disabled people who can no longer work due to a nonwork-related injury or illness. The Social Security Administration(SSA) does permit disability benefit recipients to work to a limited extent and still receive their monthly disability benefits. How many

A sigh of relief may be your initial reaction to receiving a notice that your claim for Social Security Disability Insurance or Supplemental Security Income benefits has been approved. Monthly disability benefits certainly make life easier and relieve financial pressures, but you probably want to know how long can you collect disability benefits. The answer