I have a question. Hello I’m still working as part time. I’ll receiving ssdi benefit in July.
I was informed to ssdi application last December. My paycheck was biweekly. My company inform us that our paycheck date changed biweekly to semi monthly. Will I get in trouble?
Hi Patty,
it would depend on what benefits you are receiveing, if you have SSDI, then you may be able to earn up to 850 a month without a change in your benefits. If you're receiving SSI benefits, then the SSA would deduct one dollar for every two that you earn.
I am drawing SS Disability, been on it almost 11years now, but, it still isn't enough for me due to meds etc. I was offered a job working 20 to 25 hrs a week making 8.50 an hour, but, I would like to know the this will affect the 693.00 a month that I receive now.
I receive retirement from my job will that affect my disability?
In reply to I receive retirement from my by Anonymous (not verified)
Hi there,
It may, however you may want to contact the SSA regarding this as they would have detailed information about your particular case.
What is the sga amount for 2018
I have a question. Hello I’m still working as part time. I’ll receiving ssdi benefit in July.
I was informed to ssdi application last December. My paycheck was biweekly. My company inform us that our paycheck date changed biweekly to semi monthly. Will I get in trouble?
In reply to I have a question. Hello I’m by Martha (not verified)
Hi Martha,
You may want to contact the SSA regarding this, you can call them at 1-800-772-1213.
I worked an eBay store while on ssdi and I did not report it. I did make under 1000 a month. Should I make an appointment. I am worried.
In reply to I worked an eBay store while by Dan (not verified)
Hi Dan,
It is always important to be 100% transparent with the SSA. It's a good idea to schedule an appointment and let them know.
I'm on SSD, I know I can go work part time and make up to $1170 a month and continue my benefits, but can I work out of my home state?
In reply to I'm on SSD, I know I can by Racy (not verified)
Hi Racy,
It should be okay because Social Security is a federal and not a state program.
How many hours can you work when receiving Disability in a month.
In reply to How many hours can you work by Anonymous (not verified)
The number of hours does not matter. Your monthly income cannot exceed the 2018 SGA limit.
If you accidently make more than the allotted amount for a month, what happens to your benefits?
In reply to If you accidently make more by Boyd Ahrens (not verified)
HI Boyd,
If you receive SSDI, then the SSA may count that month as as successful trial work period month.
I'm soon to be 64 and I'm on disability ss. Am I allowed to work at all a d how much am I allowed to make?
In reply to I'm soon to be 64 and I& by Alfreda Davis (not verified)
Hi Alfreda,
You can find out some more information about that here:
https://www.disability-benefits-help.org/blog/trial-work-period-rules
how do I find out how many hours I can work on disability
In reply to how do I find out how many by patty (not verified)
Hi Patty,
it would depend on what benefits you are receiveing, if you have SSDI, then you may be able to earn up to 850 a month without a change in your benefits. If you're receiving SSI benefits, then the SSA would deduct one dollar for every two that you earn.
I am drawing SS Disability, been on it almost 11years now, but, it still isn't enough for me due to meds etc. I was offered a job working 20 to 25 hrs a week making 8.50 an hour, but, I would like to know the this will affect the 693.00 a month that I receive now.
How long does it take to receive an answer on my question
In reply to How long does it take to by Glenda (not verified)
Hi Glenda,
It won't affect your SSDI as long if you are within the 2018 SGA limit.
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