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How Will the Coronavirus Affect SSDI Payments?
If you become disabled and live and work in Alabama, you likely will qualify for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI). This is a federal program designed to provide a safety net for those who have been injured and are unable to work as a result. The program is administered by the Social Security Administration… Read More »
How to Find the Right Social Security Disability Attorney
Social Security Disability (SSD) is essentially an insurance program to provide a financial safety net if you are injured and cannot work. Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) can be paid to those who worked long enough to contribute to Social Security taxes. Every American’s paycheck contributes to this program and as long as you… Read More »
Is My Condition Disabling Enough for Social Security Benefits?
Millions of American workers contribute a portion of their paycheck to Social Security. It is intended to be a safety net to partially fund retirement for older Americans and to provide support in case of a disability. If you think disability won’t happen to you, think again. More than 25% of today’s 20-year-olds will… Read More »
Steps to Take When Requesting a Disability Hearing
A portion of every paycheck Americans receive is devoted to Social Security. The system was developed to provide a safety net for people when they retire and in case they become disabled. Social Security Disability Income (SSDI) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) disability programs are two of the largest programs that help people who… Read More »
How to Qualify For SSDI While Receiving VA Benefits
The objective behind VA benefits is to provide a monthly income supplement in proportion to a veteran’s disability. But in case of a more severe disability, a veteran may need additional financial support. In these situations, veterans should consider the option of Social Security disability. It is possible for a veteran to qualify for… Read More »
Why Doctors are Crucial when Applying for Social Security Disability Benefits
Social Security Disability benefits are available for those with legitimate disabilities. Having access to these benefits is important for the thousands of disabled individuals living throughout the country. Those who are interested in regularly receiving these benefits must first complete an application where they are providing important information on their disabilities and the different… Read More »
What Does Social Security Consider to Be a Disability?
What Does Social Security Consider to Be a Disability? The Social Security Administration provides benefits to millions of impaired individuals living in the United States. These impairments include both physical and mental conditions that would get in the way of a person’s ability to function like an able-bodied adult normally would. Before providing an… Read More »
What Are the Differences Between Private Disability Insurance and Social Security Disability?
The idea of suffering a disability that prevents you from working can be very unnerving, especially if you are the primary breadwinner in your home, responsible for providing for yourself and your family. Unfortunately, accidents, injuries, and disabling conditions are common – a 2017 Disability Statistics Annual Report published by the Institute on Disability/UCED… Read More »
What Social Security Disability Benefits are Available for Children?
When many people hear the term Social Security Disability Benefits, they tend to think of an adult, someone who is out of work for 12 months or more due to an illness or injury. But, children are also eligible for these benefits if they meet the requirements set forth by the Social Security Administration… Read More »
How Long Does it Take to Get Approved for SSDI Benefits?
Suffering an injury on the job or becoming too ill to work is stressful enough. Going through the process of applying for Social Security Disability Insurance benefits creates even more worry and stress. It’s not an easy situation to be in. You have been labeled by your doctor as having an illness or disability… Read More »
