Millions of eligible Americans apply for Social Security Disability (SSD) benefits each year. Out of these, approximately, 60% of the applications end in denial for a variety of reasons. If your claim is denied by the SSA, you might want to know what went wrong. The...
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5 commonly asked questions about SSDI benefits
The average person doesn't know very much about Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI), but they likely won't ever need benefits. Only a small percentage of adults ever have a medical condition that is severe enough and lasts long enough for them to qualify for...
2 big risks you take by handling an SSDI application on your own
In theory, any worker who has made enough contributions to Social Security may qualify for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits when they have serious medical issues. However, getting benefits requires more than just filling out an application. It also...
When will your SSDI benefits start after you apply?
Every single paycheck you earn has deductions taken from it to pay into Social Security. Most people will make a claim against those contributions when they retire, but some people will need help before then. Working adults who suffer debilitating medical events or...
Can your Social Security Disability claim get fast-tracked?
Becoming disabled and unable to work means that you’ll have to find a way to pay your bills. People who aren’t expected to be able to work for at least the next 12 months do have the option to file a claim for Social Security Disability Insurance. While it might seem...
What is the Social Security Administration’s “Blue Book” of disabilities?
Tell anybody that you’re filing for Social Security Disability (SSD) benefits, and you’re bound to get all kinds of information tossed your way -- some good and some bad. One thing you may hear is that the Social Security Administration (SSA) has a “Blue Book” of...
What happens when the SSA denies your benefit request?
Applying for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits is often a last resort when medical issues affect your daily life. People turn to SSDI when an injury or illness drastically changes their daily lives. When you can't work and see little reason to hope...