Nowadays it’s common to receive multiple spam calls a day. But while we know when we’re dealing with an unsolicited call, it can be difficult to tell when we’re dealing with someone pretending to be from an organization we’re actually a part of. When people pretend to be calling from one organization but are not…
Continue reading…Can Returning to Work Impact Your Ability to Receive SSD Benefits?
Learning that you have a disability can be tough news to absorb – especially if it impacts your ability to keep working. When your disability prevents you from working you not only have to worry about your disability but how you will make ends meet. Luckily, you may be eligible for Social Security Disability (SSD)…
Continue reading…Can You Be Eligible for SSD if You Can’t Sit for Very Long?
There are many different diseases and impairments that can lead to an inability to sit for long periods at a time. As a result, you may find it difficult to find gainful employment with such a limitation and may be wondering if you can receive Social Security Disability (SSD) benefits as a result. The Social…
Continue reading…Can Amputation Make You Eligible for Social Security Disability?
There’s no doubt that the amputation of a limb or body part can significantly alter your life. However, sometimes it can also greatly impact your ability to be able to work. In such a case you may be eligible for Social Security Disability (SSD) benefits. It’s important to keep in mind that since different amputations…
Continue reading…Here’s What to Know After You’re Approved for Social Security Disability
When you are unable to work due to a disability, Social Security Disability (SSD) benefits can prove to be invaluable. But though you may be relieved to receive a disability award letter in the mail, you may not know what you should do next. The Social Security Administration (SSA) will mail you an award letter…
Continue reading…What Questions Will You Be Asked at Your Disability Hearing?
A disability hearing allows the Social Security Administration (SSA) to determine how disabling your condition actually is and whether it actually precludes you from being able to work. Any time you are in front of a judge it can be quite nerve-wracking. That’s why it can help to anticipate the questions that you will be…
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