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Not everyone who receives SSDI benefits is completely disabled for the remainder of their lives. They may begin to see some improvement in their condition, leaving them uncertain about what the future may hold. The prospect of returning to work becomes attractive, but concerns over whether their condition may worsen […]
The Social Security Administration (SSA) regularly denies applications for disability benefits. As discouraging as this can be, your situation is far from hopeless. You have options, one of which is filing an appeal which includes requesting a hearing before an administrative law judge (ALJ). If handled correctly, your chances of […]
When it comes to social security benefits, those who are new to the system are exposed to a confusing array of abbreviations. The SSA – that is, the Social Security Administration – administers two types of disability benefits: SSI (Supplemental Security Income) and SSDI (Social Security Disability Income). Some people […]
For those who are disabled and unable to work, filing for disability benefits can be a confusing process. Many people make the mistake of assuming that it will be simple and straightforward, only to discover the opposite. Meanwhile, the bills are piling up and you’re struggling to take care of […]
People facing long-term disability turn to SSDI benefits to help them pay their bills. To receive your benefits, you must file an application with the Social Security Administration (SSA), which will then decide whether or not your application will be approved. Many people who are obviously disabled (i.e. totally unable […]