Full version Social Security In 30 Minutes, Volume 2: Disability Benefits Complete
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Millions of Americans have disabilities. Social Security SSDI and SSI benefits can help cover the loss of income that occurs due to disability. Whether you or a family member became disabled following an accident or medical emergency, or were born with a severe medical condition, this quick guide can explain eligibility, application steps, return-to-work programs, and how to deal with documentation, appeals, and other bureaucratic processes. Other topics include:* Taxes on Social Security disability benefits* The government?s definition of ?disability?* Best practices for dealing with red tape* SSDI for disabled workers and childhood disability beneficiaries* Benefits for family members * Transitioning from SSDI to retirement benefits* SSI resource limits and allowed assets* SSDI and SSI, side-by-side* Work incentives and subsidies, including PASS, IRWEs, and TWPs* SGA and reporting requirements* Applying for Medicaid and Medicare* Communicating with the Social Security Administration* Dealing with overpaymentsAs a former full-time human services coordinator, author Emily Pogue helped thousands of clients navigate the Social Security system. In this guide, she uses plain English explanations and easy-to-grasp examples to help readers understand how the system works and how to maximize Social Security retirement benefits.
Millions of Americans have disabilities. Social Security SSDI and SSI benefits can help cover the loss of income that occurs due to disability. Whether you or a family member became disabled following an accident or medical emergency, or were born with a severe medical condition, this quick guide can explain eligibility, application steps, return-to-work programs, and how to deal with documentation, appeals, and other bureaucratic processes. Other topics include:* Taxes on Social Security disability benefits* The government?s definition of ?disability?* Best practices for dealing with red tape* SSDI for disabled workers and childhood disability beneficiaries* Benefits for family members * Transitioning from SSDI to retirement benefits* SSI resource limits and allowed assets* SSDI and SSI, side-by-side* Work incentives and subsidies, including PASS, IRWEs, and TWPs* SGA and reporting requirements* Applying for Medicaid and Medicare* Communicating with the Social Security Administration* Dealing with overpaymentsAs a former full-time human services coordinator, author Emily Pogue helped thousands of clients navigate the Social Security system. In this guide, she uses plain English explanations and easy-to-grasp examples to help readers understand how the system works and how to maximize Social Security retirement benefits.