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Individuals suffering from severe respiratory problems often face debilitating challenges in their daily lives. These conditions can make it difficult to work and maintain a steady income. Thankfully, the Social Security Administration recognizes the impact of these...

Autism Spectrum Disorder is a condition that affects communication, social interaction and behavior. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention states that more than five million adults in the United States have ASD. Autism can present challenges when navigating...

The world of Social Security disability benefits is complex and challenging when you need to prove your eligibility. One resource you can use is the Social Security Disability Blue Book. Here is an overview of the Blue Book, its significance and how it impacts you...

If you are struggling with depression, you may be wondering if it is possible to receive Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits. The answer is yes, but the process requires careful attention to specific criteria. Meeting the eligibility criteria...

Social Security Disability Insurance is a lifeline for many people who cannot work because of severe medical conditions. However, there are numerous misconceptions regarding the process of applying for SSDI that can deter eligible individuals from applying or cause...

Social Security Disability Insurance is a federal program that gives financial support to those who have a long-term disability that stops them from working. Payroll taxes fund this program, and the benefits you receive depend on your work history and the amount you...

If you want to seek Social Security Disability benefits, you may have the option to apply under two different programs. Social Security Disability Insurance is one option. The other is Supplemental Security Income. Both will pay benefits due to disability, but the...

Did you know that 4% of American adults receive some form of disability benefits? That is nearly 8 million people as of the middle of 2022. If you became injured to such an extent that you cannot work, you may have applied for Social Security Disability (SSD)....

Receiving Social Security disability benefits does not mean you cannot work. The Social Security Administration encourages you to return to the workplace if you desire. Having a job also may not mean an immediate end to your benefits. Depending on your circumstances,...

When struggling with debilitating physical or mental disabilities, it also means facing a financial burden. According to the Social Security Administration, approximately 12 million people receive Social Security disability payments. Knowing that bills do not pay...