HI there,
It would depend on which type of benefits you are receiving, but if you're on SSDI you would be able to earn up to $840 a month before it affects your benefits, and you would have a reduction on one dollar for every two that you earn if you are on SSI.
If i drive a lady around 3 days a week 4to 10 mon thurs and fri 5 to 11 and she get paid for how many pizza she deliver 3.00 a piece plus she get tips we use her car almost all the time and she give me part of the tips and maybe 5 to 10 dollars of her pay mostly 5 or 7 so it vary depending on what she make i say wk maybe i make maybe 40 to 60 a wk and im disable and.mental depress and paranoid collecting disablty 1 do i have to claim that cents i dont know out of those 3 days what i will make from her also how much am i allowed to make under the counter job not working for the ppl she work for but just driving her she pay me
What if a person has been threatened by a paralegal if this person reports a person that receives full disability and works for the paralegal and has always worked since she started receiving total disability. There is so much fraud . it's a shame to know that even the legal system has to stoop so low
For the "$1170 per month" earnings limit in 2017...
What if the applicant's limited work allows him to make no more than $11,800 annually (which is an “average” of $983/month), but has a SINGLE MONTH that may go over the $1170/month maximum, solely due to 3 PAYROLL PERIODS that fall during that one particular month? Is this scenario an issue with SSDI?
Does SSDI make an issue of "a specific single month", or is that $1170/month used as another way of stating “should not make more than $14,040 annually" (i.e. $1170 x 12 months)?
Hi Steve,
That may not affect your case all that much, as the SSA does allow for an SSDI recipient to make more than $1,170 and preserve benefits under the trial work period program.
I receive $2,054 a month for SSDI and $600 a month for a pension. The SSDI is for disability, but will it not change when I turn 66 ( I am now 65) and I can earn any amount of money? Also if I wanted to start work now, just 10 hours a week, say $400 a month then what is the limit? Will $400 work w/o being penalized? Thank you for your time.
I get ssdi and started working, how much can I make a month on the job a month?
I get 817.00 a month from ssdi
In reply to I get ssdi and started by jmontalvo (not verified)
Hi There,
It can't exceed the 2017 SGA limit $1,170/Month.
-Eric
I'm on disability can I work and how many hours can I work
In reply to I'm on disability can I by Anonymous (not verified)
Hello,
There is no hourly limit. Your monthly income cannot exceed the 2017 SGA limit $1,170/Month.
-Eric
I work part time and wkrk less then 25hrs a week and diagnosed with spinal stenosis depression anxiety
Do I qualify
In reply to I work part time and wkrk by Jennifer (not verified)
Hi Jennifer,
You could be able to. You can take our Free Disability Evaluation to find out: http://www.disability-benefits-help.org/form/free-disability-evaluation
-Eric
I am 62 and on disability for a kidney transplant... born in 1954. I want to work part time 20 hours a week and not lose any of my monthly benefits..
In reply to I am 62 and on disability for by Georgia (not verified)
Hi Georgia,
You may want to contact your local SSA office regarding this as they can give you detailed information about what you would be able to do after a transplant.
You can find a listing of SSA offices here:
http://www.disability-benefits-help.org/content/social-security-disabil…
I work 16-20 hours at 10.00 an hour ,
I worked 25 hours this pay period will I be penslized
In reply to I work 16-20 hours at 10.00 by Anonymous (not verified)
Hi There,
You could be if your monthly limit exceeds the 2017 SGA limit.
-Eric
How many hours can I work on full disability before affects my benefits
In reply to How many hours can I work on by Anonymous (not verified)
HI there,
It would depend on which type of benefits you are receiving, but if you're on SSDI you would be able to earn up to $840 a month before it affects your benefits, and you would have a reduction on one dollar for every two that you earn if you are on SSI.
If i drive a lady around 3 days a week 4to 10 mon thurs and fri 5 to 11 and she get paid for how many pizza she deliver 3.00 a piece plus she get tips we use her car almost all the time and she give me part of the tips and maybe 5 to 10 dollars of her pay mostly 5 or 7 so it vary depending on what she make i say wk maybe i make maybe 40 to 60 a wk and im disable and.mental depress and paranoid collecting disablty 1 do i have to claim that cents i dont know out of those 3 days what i will make from her also how much am i allowed to make under the counter job not working for the ppl she work for but just driving her she pay me
In reply to If i drive a lady around 3 by Marguerite l C… (not verified)
Hi There,
It is always best to double check with the SSA regarding any questions you may have.
-Eric
What is the maximum amount of money that I can make per month, no 9 months trial period, no affect my social security disability payment.
What if a person has been threatened by a paralegal if this person reports a person that receives full disability and works for the paralegal and has always worked since she started receiving total disability. There is so much fraud . it's a shame to know that even the legal system has to stoop so low
In reply to What if a person has been by Jane Bohanan (not verified)
Hi Jane,
That's a very serious accusation, but things like that can happen.
-Eric
For the "$1170 per month" earnings limit in 2017...
What if the applicant's limited work allows him to make no more than $11,800 annually (which is an “average” of $983/month), but has a SINGLE MONTH that may go over the $1170/month maximum, solely due to 3 PAYROLL PERIODS that fall during that one particular month? Is this scenario an issue with SSDI?
Does SSDI make an issue of "a specific single month", or is that $1170/month used as another way of stating “should not make more than $14,040 annually" (i.e. $1170 x 12 months)?
In reply to For the "$1170 per month by Steve (not verified)
Hi Steve,
That may not affect your case all that much, as the SSA does allow for an SSDI recipient to make more than $1,170 and preserve benefits under the trial work period program.
I receive $2,054 a month for SSDI and $600 a month for a pension. The SSDI is for disability, but will it not change when I turn 66 ( I am now 65) and I can earn any amount of money? Also if I wanted to start work now, just 10 hours a week, say $400 a month then what is the limit? Will $400 work w/o being penalized? Thank you for your time.
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