Applying for Supplemental Security Income involves a fairly rigorous process. First, you must provide the Social Security Administration with the necessary information to see if you meet eligibility requirements. It helps to break down the entire process in small...
Workers in Ohio and across the U.S. may be eligible for certain benefits if they get injured or develop a condition that makes it difficult for them to continue working. If you have a similar situation and wish to seek benefits, you are certainly not alone. According...
Working for a certain amount of time in a position covered by Social Security means you have entitlement to certain benefits. If you suffer a disability that prevents you from working and you have enough of a work history, you may be able to secure Social Security...
Having a disabled adult child means that you will have to set aside some serious financial resources. You need to have the financial cushion to meet their needs while also supporting yourself. In addition, you must prepare for the possibility of your death, which...
Supplemental Security Income work incentives are available for disabled or blind recipients. They can help you to get back to work more easily. The Social Security Administration explains it offers a range of work incentives. Impairment-related work expenses IRWEs are...
If you are in need of additional income to make ends meet, you may feel overwhelmed at the thought of applying for Supplement Security Income. Here is some information to help you get started with the process. Who can apply? SSI is available to all qualifying United...
SSD insurance can provide the financial support you need while you recover from an unexpected injury. However, if you reach a point in your recovery where you desire to return to work, you may wonder how necessary it is to verbalize this desire to the Social Security...
Many Ohio residents apply for Social Security Disability Insurance and then receive denials in response. While you may feel frustrated if you are among them, know that this is not uncommon and that many SSDI applicants wind up having the U.S. Social Security...
If you have been injured in a workplace accident or have developed a condition as a result of your job, you may be eligible for Social Security Disability Insurance. This type of benefit allows people who are unable to work due to an injury or condition to make ends...
A chronic medical condition such as multiple sclerosis may prevent you from working. As reported by Medical News Today, if your doctor expects an impairment to last for at least one year, you may apply for Social Security Disability Insurance. The Social Security...
