Social Security Disability Review After Age 50 and 60
Winning approval of your Social Security Disability (SSD or SSDI) claim is a huge accomplishment for many individuals and families who depend on the benefits to meet daily expenses that...
What Is The Elimination Period Of An Individual Disability Policy?
When an illness or injury prevents you from working, it’s comforting to know you have an individual disability policy to rely upon for a source of income. If you expect...
What Happens To My Medicare Disability When I Turn 65?
If you struggle with a disability, particularly one that keeps you from being able to work and earn an income, you are likely interested in receiving any disability benefits for...
Chances of Getting Disability Benefits For Depression
Depression is a serious mental illness affecting more than 17 million people in the U.S. The symptoms, such as anxiety and fatigue, often make it impossible for people with depression...
Disability for Back Pain: What Qualifies for SSDI Benefits?
Back pain causes millions of people to suffer throughout their workday. Many can’t make it to the end of the day. Suffering to a point where you are unable to...
Long-Term Disability Benefits for Heart Disease
Heart disease affects nearly half of all Americans. That’s a sobering statistic, and it likely means that you, or someone you know, may struggle with this condition. Heart disease and...
What Is The Maximum Social Security Benefit At Age 62?
You have an important decision to make when you reach 62 years of age: Apply for early Social Security retirement benefits or wait until you reach full retirement age. If...
What Percentage of Social Security Benefits Does a Widow Receive?
If you are married to a person who is “insured” for SSDI benefits at the time of their death, you may be able to collect a large portion of their...