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How Much Can I Make on Social Security Disability?

Income Limits for Social Security Disability

If you are thinking about filing a claim for Social Security Disability benefits, you should understand how much you can earn while still keeping your eligibility for benefits. The Social Security Administration (SSA) has set specific rules regarding income limits, and exceeding these limits could affect your benefits. At The GCC Law Firm, our disability …

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What Insurance Will You Get with Social Security Disability?

What Insurance Will You Get with Social Security Disability?

For most Social Security Disability claimants, getting health insurance is as important as the monthly benefit payments. Medical treatment can be expensive, and being unable to work only adds to the pressure. Does Social Security Disability provide health insurance? The short answer is yes, health insurance does come with Social Security Disability benefits. But the …

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Are More Changes Coming to Social Security Disability in 2025?

Are More Changes Coming to Social Security Disability in 2025?

In 2025, several significant changes and ongoing discussions could impact Social Security Disability (SSD) benefits for millions of Americans. Among these changes are potential adjustments to eligibility criteria, updates to benefit amounts, and procedural shifts within the Social Security Administration (SSA) that may affect claim processing and overall outcomes. Given our commitment at the GCC …

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Can You Collect Disability and Social Security at the Same Time?

Can You Receive Disability and Social Security Benefits at the Same Time?

No, you cannot receive both Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and Social Security retirement benefits simultaneously. This is because SSDI is essentially an early claim on your Social Security retirement benefits. When someone qualifies for SSDI, they are receiving the same benefits they would later receive as retirement income, just earlier due to their disability. …

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When Can a Widow Collect Her Husband’s Social Security?

When Is a Widow Eligible to Receive Her Late Husband’s Social Security Benefits?

Losing a spouse is one of the most difficult experiences in life, and the financial implications can add even more stress. If your spouse worked and paid into Social Security, you are probably eligible to receive survivor benefits. Understanding your rights and options can help you secure the financial support you need. At The GCC …

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What Changes Are Coming to Social Security Disability in 2025?

Upcoming Social Security Disability Changes in 2025: What to Expect

As we enter 2025, Social Security Disability benefits are set to undergo several important changes that could impact beneficiaries in various ways. At The GCC Law Firm, we work closely with individuals who rely on Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) to ensure they receive the benefits they are entitled to. …

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Will My Disability Benefits Change When I Turn 65?

Will My Disability Benefits Be Affected When I Reach 65?

The good news is that the amount of your benefits will not change simply because of your age. However, there will be an automatic shift in how your benefits are categorized by the Social Security Administration (SSA). Understanding this transition can help you plan for your financial future and avoid unnecessary confusion. Many people assume …

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How Much Do SSI And SSDI Pay Together?

How Much Do SSI And SSDI Pay Together?

If you are disabled and unable to work as a result of your condition, you may wonder if you should apply for disability benefits. You may also wonder about your eligibility for those benefits and whether you can collect multiple benefits simultaneously. Let’s take a closer look at the law together. What Types of Benefits …

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How much Disability Can You Get for Depression and Anxiety?

How much Disability Can You Get for Depression and Anxiety?

If you live with depression or anxiety that interferes with your ability to work, you may qualify for Social Security Disability benefits. These benefits provide financial assistance to individuals whose conditions prevent them from maintaining substantial employment. Mental health conditions, including depression and anxiety, are recognized by the Social Security Administration (SSA) as potential disabilities …

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What Is The Difference Between Title Two And Title Sixteen Disability?

What Is The Difference Between Title Two And Title Sixteen Disability?

If you are struggling with a disability that has rendered you unable to work for at least a year or more, you may be considering whether or not to file a claim for disability benefits from the Social Security Administration. If you believe you may be entitled to benefits, you should know that two types …

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