I been working last 7 years receive disability never went over have never had an issue If this helps! There is five weeks four times a year that I have cut my hours back for those five weeks! If this helps !
Hi Alice,
You may be able to, but it's a good idea to check in with the SSA before making any life changes that could affect your benefits as they would be able to give you specific information about your case.
Hello, I have been disabled since 2016 October. I am still under doctors care and on SDI. I work 2 days a week at 4 hours a day. I will of exhausted my disability payment at end of October. I have lumbar disk disease, cervical neuralgia, cervical stenosis , cervical spondylosis and carpal tunnel carpal tunnel disease. I was told to apply for SS disability. I want to know do I apply now or wait till after I receive my last payment from State Disability. Thank You.
question my girlfriend receives SSI (not SSDI) for her daughter $735/month, Now is she able to work without losing the $735/month? If so is there a hour or max amount she can work/earn working per month?
Hi Jimmy,
Your girlfriend's daughter's benefits are based off of her mother's income, so if she has a change in income, your girlfriend's daughter's benefits may change based off of that.
The $1,1170 threshold is the maximum amount you can earn while on disability benefits without losing your benefits, it has nothing to do with an amount of hours you can work.
Hi there,
The SSA may reduce your benefits one dollar for every two that you earn for SSI benefits, but your SSDI benefits may not change. It's a good idea to contact the SSA regarding this.
Hi Tina,
That is not correct. You may be able to earn more than the SGA of $1,170 a month without change to your benefits under certain circumstances, but that is not true for every person who works while receiving disability.
In reply to Does SSDI contact the IRS by Berry (not verified)
Hi Berry,
If you are paid in cash, you may want to contact the SSA regarding this as you may be required to report this money.
I'm on early retirement and disability and working part time how many hours per week can I work
In reply to I'm on early retirement by Beckt (not verified)
Hi There,
There is no limit to the amount of hours you can work, your monthly income cannot exceed the 2017 SGA limit.
I been working last 7 years receive disability never went over have never had an issue If this helps! There is five weeks four times a year that I have cut my hours back for those five weeks! If this helps !
while on ssd, can I work 15hrs a week and still collect my ssd
In reply to while on ssd, can I work by alice (not verified)
Hi Alice,
You may be able to, but it's a good idea to check in with the SSA before making any life changes that could affect your benefits as they would be able to give you specific information about your case.
Hello, I have been disabled since 2016 October. I am still under doctors care and on SDI. I work 2 days a week at 4 hours a day. I will of exhausted my disability payment at end of October. I have lumbar disk disease, cervical neuralgia, cervical stenosis , cervical spondylosis and carpal tunnel carpal tunnel disease. I was told to apply for SS disability. I want to know do I apply now or wait till after I receive my last payment from State Disability. Thank You.
In reply to Hello, I have been disabled by krystal (not verified)
Hi Krystal,
If you are already receiving disability in your state, you may want to apply for benefits now.
question my girlfriend receives SSI (not SSDI) for her daughter $735/month, Now is she able to work without losing the $735/month? If so is there a hour or max amount she can work/earn working per month?
In reply to question my girlfriend by jimmy m (not verified)
Hi Jimmy,
Your girlfriend's daughter's benefits are based off of her mother's income, so if she has a change in income, your girlfriend's daughter's benefits may change based off of that.
Are Holiday and vacation hours included in the total hrs of 1170 thershold
In reply to Are Holiday and vacation by Bonnie Marsala (not verified)
Hi Bonnie,
The $1,1170 threshold is the maximum amount you can earn while on disability benefits without losing your benefits, it has nothing to do with an amount of hours you can work.
I want to start working and I get ssi and ssdi so how much can I work without messing with those checks
In reply to I want to start working and I by Anonymous (not verified)
Hi there,
The SSA may reduce your benefits one dollar for every two that you earn for SSI benefits, but your SSDI benefits may not change. It's a good idea to contact the SSA regarding this.
If on soc Sec disability I understand that I may work parttime if less than SGE?
In reply to If on soc Sec disability I by Maureen (not verified)
Hi there,
You may be able to do so, however it's always a good idea to contact the SSA before doing so.
Is it true you can earn as much as you want the first eight months without loosing your benefits?
In reply to Is it true you can earn as by Tina (not verified)
Hi Tina,
That is not correct. You may be able to earn more than the SGA of $1,170 a month without change to your benefits under certain circumstances, but that is not true for every person who works while receiving disability.
I'm receiving SSI and wanna rent an apartment to be alone and need to work to help me with the other bills would I still get my ssi
In reply to I'm receiving SSI and by Lynn (not verified)
Hi there,
You may be able to do so, but your benefits may change if your income changed.
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