FAQS: Social Security Disability

How much disability pays per month depends on your specific circumstances as well as the program from which you receive your benefits. According to the Social Security Administration (SSA), the Supplemental Security Income federal payment amounts for 2020 pay up to $783 per month for individuals and up to $1,175 per month for couples. Each … Read More »

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It is possible to get Social Security Disability without a lawyer. You have a right to legal representation to handle your case, whether you are initially applying for benefits or are appealing a denial you received. An attorney may help you through the application process and the appeals process. They offer legal services that may … Read More »

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When you get Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI), you may get Medicare. SSDI is funded through your payroll taxes and is available if you worked a certain number of years and contribute to Social Security. According to the Social Security Administration (SSA), to receive SSDI, you must be younger than full retirement age and have … Read More »

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If you are disabled from an accident, you can work under some circumstances and still receive Social Security Disability benefits. Furthermore, Social Security provides work incentives and programs that can help you work if you need a job. The Social Security Administration (SSA) has set aside provisions for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and Supplemental … Read More »

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If you are younger than full retirement age years old, Social Security disability benefits may include payment of your medical expenses and cash to cover many of your living expenses and bills. To qualify for Social Security disability, you must have an illness or disability that will last for more than a year or is … Read More »

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