Every working adult in the United States, including employees and independent contractors, make regular contributions to the Social Security program. Many people only benefit from those contributions when they are over retirement age and no longer working. However, a...
Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits are a crucial financial safety net for working adults. Those who have made payroll contributions to Social Security can potentially apply for SSDI benefits when they find themselves unable to work due to medical...
The negative feelings people have in response to denied disability benefits claims may include depression, anxiety and anger. After all, you have likely spent years making contributions to Social Security with each paycheck you earned. Now that you cannot work because...
The Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) program has a relatively negative reputation. If you ask the average person on the street about SSDI benefits, they will probably tell you that no one ever qualifies. They may also share with you that they have heard the...
When you develop a new disability or have a current illness or injury that has worsened, you may want to look into seeking Social Security Disability Insurance. In 2022, you will need to have a maximum of 40 credits to qualify for SSDI. Depending on how old you are...
Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) is a crucial safety net for working adults. Everyone with a job helps fund the program, but only those who suffer serious medical issues can make a claim for benefits. The Social Security Administration (SSA) has an...
Disabling medical conditions come in many forms. The average person would recognize degenerative conditions and severe injuries like tetraplegia as disabilities. When it comes to mental health issues, things become a little less clear. Although there are specific...
Not only can a serious injury or illness be extremely painful, but it may also interfere with your ability to work and to support yourself and your family members. Fortunately, if you meet eligibility requirements, you may qualify for Social Security Disability...
Social Security Disability Insurance benefits are often available to individuals with sufficient work credits who have a disability likely to last longer than 12 months. Even if you submit a complete application, though, you may receive a denial of SSDI benefits. A...