Working After the Social Security Disability Benefits Award By: Disability Group (www.socialsecuritylaw.com) Have you received Social Security Disability Benefits? There’s a common misconception is that any work done after receiving an award for Social Security disability benefits will terminate those benefits. In fact, however, a person receiving benefits may work and still receive many benefits.
Read MoreA veteran may receive full VA compensation benefits as well as full Social Security Disability benefits. However, VA pensions are treated differently. Your VA pension will be reduced by the amount of Social Security Disability (SSDI) benefits you receive. If you qualify for needs-based Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits, they will be reduced by the
Read MoreApplying for Social Security disability benefits can be intimidating and time-consuming. Understanding how the system works can be the difference between winning or not winning your disability benefits. Disability Group reveals common Social Security disability myths and misconceptions. Myth: The Social Security Administration denies everyone the first time they apply for disability. This is absolutely
Read More10 Ways To Help Win Your Social Security Disability Benefits Claim 1. See a doctor regularly The best thing you can do for your case is keep your medical records consistent and up to date. When Social Security (or an Administrative Law Judge) review your claim these records are what they give the most weight
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