I have spinal stenosis arthritis osteoporosis RA arthritis slip dic and 3failed spine surgery on my spine. I have to take pain medicine for my chronic pain.

I have received SSDI for about 20 years. I just sold my home in Santa Clarita, CA (in escrow now) because I can no longer afford it. The proceeds are low about 100K. I don't want to lose my benefits and I don't have another place to buy in this range in nearly anywhere in the United States. I am told waiting and holding funds would be the best option but I am afraid if I don't reinvest the money right away it will qualify as earned income. What are my options?

Does the 1000.00 teacher stimulus bonus counts against my ssdi.

I'm on ssdi and receive 1026 monthly. My rent is 900. Can 8 get an increase in my ssdi payment

Hi. Probably not. Social Security disability (SSDI) benefits are based on an average of a variable number of your highest earnings years. Basically, the older you were when you become disabled, the more years that would have been used to calculate your benefit rate.

Hi. My son receives SSI for an intellectual disability. He is currently going through a review an we were contacted in May by an office 2 hours away in another state! We were asked to submit docs and told we'd receive a letter on where and how to send it. We never did. So a Google search indicated the fax number and the docs were sent in June. Yesterday I received a letter stating they were never sent- I have a fax receipt confusion that they were.

Hi I'am 53 years old on social security disability ,& Would like to marry my boyfriend of 5 yrs. My question is "" Is there any consequences if I marry him and will SSA reduce my monthly check. ??

Hi. No, as long as what you're receiving are Social Security disability (SSDI) benefits. A person's SSDI benefit rate is the same regardless of whether or not they're married.

i am 64 years old & on Social Security Disability , my brother says i can get Social Security Retirement benefits also , the only thing i can find is that i can start my Social Security as early as 62, I'm 64 and disability does not pay enough to buy essentials' and i miss out on good food and some prescriptions monthly ! any help would be appreciated, please reply leonard

Hi, I've been on social security disability
( SSDI ) for over 20 years. I'm 61 yes. Old and will be 62 on march 4th 2022. I'm taking home $1330.00 each month. If I put in for retirement at 62 will I keep receiving the same amount ? I'm permanently disabled. Thanks Al

Good morning Larry,
I am a nurse who fell at work broke my neck
I am disabled do to the work injury. I was diagnosed with a incomplete spinal cord injury. TBI among other diagnoses. I receive ssdi since 2017. I received worker’s compensation for 2 years prior until MMI. I haven’t settled my worker’s compensation case as of yet. My Ace 80%.
My question to you is...
What years are offset 2017-2021? When I was collecting ssdi ?
I have no pention... However, I want to start a pention with the compensation settlement. How do I go about it?

Im on ssd now and wonder if i could claim more ssd off my exhusbands(married 23yrs) ss now or do i have to wait for him to retire.

Hi. No. There is no such thing as a disabled spousal or disabled divorced spousal benefit. The only way that you could possibly qualify for a disability benefit based on your ex-husband's account is if he's deceased and if you are at least age 50.