What is the maximum social security disability payment you can get?
Over 70 million Americans rely on financial support from the Social Security Administration (SSA). More than 12 percent of people eligible for disability benefits will be receiving them because they are unable to work.Supplemental Security Income (SSI) is set by the federal government with state variations. Though, Social Security disability payments
How to Qualify For Student Loan Forgiveness If You Have A Disability
Since 1965, severely disabled individuals have been able to get their student loans forgiven. Service-related disabilities that Veterans develop allows them to have their student loans discharged. This proof must come from a doctor, The Social Security Administration (SSA) or Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), and then the student loan
Life Changes Can Boost Social Security Benefits Payments
Inflation these days has definitely been reflected in annual increases in benefits. This year alone, the cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) jumped by 5.9% this year - bringing the average Social Security benefit to $1,657.Workers across the country feed the Social Security fund by way of their payroll taxes through the duration of work. What
Social Security Offices in Charleston, SC Are Opening Back Up
After nearly a two-year shutdown due to the COVID-19 pandemic, more than 1,200 Social Security Administration (SSA) field offices opened at the beginning of April. These offices help provide critical support with applications for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI), the benefit program for low-income, disabled
Reasons Your SS Check May Have Decreased
If you were surprised by a decrease in your monthly Social Security check this year, you may be wondering what changed.Though the Social Security Administration increased the amount many receive this year to account for inflation, some people are seeing a decrease in the amount they receive. 1. You Exceeded the
How to Choose the Age You Start Receiving Social Security Income
No matter your age, it's never too early to start thinking about and planning for your retirement. Whether you're planning for your retirement or helping your parents, this article will give you some information to help you decide when is the best time to retire. Many factors will affect when a
Changes to Social Security in 2022
The government has brought many changes to Social Security in 2022. Here is a summary of some of the changes you should be aware of and where you can find out more information about each one. 1. Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA) In 2022, you can expect a 5.9% increase in your benefits as
Plan for the Future with a Representative Payee
If you have started receiving SSI, SSDI, or Special Veterans Benefits, you may want to consider choosing a representative payee. You choose your representative payee through Advance Designation and can choose up to three people to represent you. Choosing someone through Advance Designation does not automatically mean they will be your representative
Social Security and SSI Payment Dates in 2022
As you've probably heard by now, social security payments in 2022 will be 5.9% higher than last year. This has made many anxious to start receiving their payments to help combat inflation.Below are some of the dates you can expect to receive your payment, to help you plan financially.If you
Medicare in 2022 and How it Works with Social Security
If you are receiving social security and are on Medicare, you might have some questions about some of the changes to these programs for 2022. So, what should you know? What You Need to Know First, you should be aware that from January 1st to March 31st in 2022, you have the