So when on SSI, you Can Not Have ANY Earnings above the $733. So you live on $733 nothing else? Maybe food assistance but no money other than the $733 from SSI?
Hi Christopher,
That is not correct. Many people are still eligible for benefits even if they work, but the SSA would reduce their benefits one dollar for every two that they make.
I see you tell people a dollar amount per month. My question is, Is that dollar amount in ADDITION to what they are receiving already from SSDI. Or does that dollar amount inlude the SSDI? Thank you!
Hi there,
That period is referred to as a trial work period, and it is intended to enable people on SSDI benefits to return to work without affecting their benefits during that transition process.
Hi Joe,
You may be able to if you are doing work that does not go against the SSA's determination of disability. You may want to contact the SSA if you do start working again just to make sure that your new job does not conflict with that.
Hi Ragga,
You may become ineligible for benefits, as that may indicate that you are able to work, and both benefits are only intended for people who are unable to make a living without those benefits.
In reply to Thank you Bryan. So if I by Christopher Michaels (not verified)
Hi Christopher,
Your state can add supplemental benefits to the 733, and it may not count against the federal benefit.
In reply to Hi Christopher, by Bryan
So when on SSI, you Can Not Have ANY Earnings above the $733. So you live on $733 nothing else? Maybe food assistance but no money other than the $733 from SSI?
In reply to So when on SSI, you Can Not by Christopher Michaels (not verified)
Hi Christopher,
That is not correct. Many people are still eligible for benefits even if they work, but the SSA would reduce their benefits one dollar for every two that they make.
In reply to Hi Christopher, by Bryan
You got wrong info.. SSA and SSI is different.. SSA AND SSDI are same..
In reply to You got wrong info.. SSA and by Jim metteer (not verified)
Hi Jim,
SSI and SSDI are the two different disability benefits that are provided by the Social Security Administration (SSA). Hope that clears things up!
Is there a limit on hours per day you can work or does it only apply to weekly hours
In reply to Is there a limit on hours per by James (not verified)
Hi James,
there is no limit on hours worked for disability benefits, however there are limits on monthly income.
I see you tell people a dollar amount per month. My question is, Is that dollar amount in ADDITION to what they are receiving already from SSDI. Or does that dollar amount inlude the SSDI? Thank you!
In reply to I see you tell people a by Lynne (not verified)
Hi Lynne,
That is total earned income, and it does not include the benefit check you would receive.
In reply to Hi Lynne, by Bryan
Thanks for the answer on that question
Is there a nine month period where you can make all you want and it not effect your SSD
In reply to Is there a nine month period by Rogermix (not verified)
Hi there,
That period is referred to as a trial work period, and it is intended to enable people on SSDI benefits to return to work without affecting their benefits during that transition process.
What is the limit you can make while being on ssi
In reply to What is the limit you can by Diana Felix (not verified)
hi Diana,
Generally you would need less that $2,000 in resources and less than $733 a month in income.
i am disabled for life and recieve ssdi can i make like 400 a week when im able
In reply to i am disabled for life and by joe hebert (not verified)
Hi Joe,
You may be able to if you are doing work that does not go against the SSA's determination of disability. You may want to contact the SSA if you do start working again just to make sure that your new job does not conflict with that.
What happens to your SSI or SSDI if you work seasonally say 8 months out of the year $1800/month?
In reply to What happens to your SSI or by Ragga (not verified)
Hi Ragga,
You may become ineligible for benefits, as that may indicate that you are able to work, and both benefits are only intended for people who are unable to make a living without those benefits.
In reply to What happens to your SSI or by Ragga (not verified)
If make less in a year then my ssi in com that be ok
In reply to If make less in a year then by Rafael hernandez (not verified)
Hello,
You should be okay but it is always good to double check with the SSA just to be sure.
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