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What is an "Extended Period of Earnings"?
An "Extended Period of Earnings" is a period in which a disabled person may return to work and remain disabled and earn as much as he or she can. If earnings are substantial they may offset SSDI/SSI benefits received. In no case can an EPE extend beyond three years.
