The prohibitive costs of medical care can be of particular concern to someone with a medical condition that prevents them from working. If you qualify for Social Security disability benefits through either Supplemental Security Income program or Social Security Disability Insurance, which are the two disability programs administered by the Social Security Administration, Medicare or […]
Read MoreWhen you qualify for Social Security disability benefits, working with an experienced disability advocate helps you know how to handle common situations that may affect your eligibility for Social Security Disability Insurance or Supplemental Security Income. A disability advocate at London Disability would know, for example, they could answer your question, “Will a personal injury […]
Read MoreIf you have a disability and receive benefits through the Social Security Disability Insurance program, your children may also be eligible for SSD benefits. In fact, Social Security paid almost $3 billion in benefits to four million children last year because they had at least one parent who was either disabled, deceased, or retired. When […]
Read MoreWhen a medical condition causes a disability that affects your ability to earn income through employment or self-employment, it may be difficult or impossible to pay your bills. Approval of your application for a monthly Social Security disability benefit payment may provide much-needed financial assistance. The disability advocates at London Disability understand that the rules […]
Read MoreYou may have heard from other people about how long it can take for Social Security to decide if you qualify for Social Security disability benefits. One way to avoid delays and a denial of benefits is by making sure that you meet both the medical and non-medical Social Security disability requirements to qualify. The […]
Read MoreThere is no limit to the number of times you can apply for Social Security Disability (SSD or SSDI). The reason for the unlimited application policy is the changeable nature of individual health conditions and the unpredictability of accidental injury or progressive disease. Whether you’re deciding to file a Social Security Disability claim for the […]
Read MoreFor many people living with a severe disability, Social Security disability benefits may be their only source of income to support themselves and their families. It is easy, then, to understand why they would be concerned about anything that may cause them to lose their benefits or reduce the amount they receive each month. Instead […]
Read MoreYour disability can entitle you to apply for both Social Security Disability (SSD or SSDI) benefits and benefits from a long-term disability insurance policy (LTD). Many employers provide long-term disability insurance coverage for their employees as part of the overall benefits package, along with health insurance, and retirement plans. But understanding how your LTD benefits […]
Read MoreThe American Rescue Plan that was signed into law earlier in the year included the third round of stimulus payments for all Americans who fall within the income limits included in the legislation. If you receive Social Security disability benefits through the Social Security Disability Insurance or Supplemental Security Income programs, you should have received […]
Read MoreMore than nine million people who are disabled and unable to work rely on monthly payments they receive from one or both of the Social Security disability programs administered by the Social Security Administration. Social Security is not only for the elderly. One in four 20-year-olds will become disabled and be unable to work before […]
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