The Social Security Administration operates two insurance programs. One, Supplemental Security Income, is for certain classes of people who have little or no income. The other, Social Security Disability Insurance, is available to people who worked but no longer can....
The Social Security Administration rejects most of the disability claims submitted by people in Indiana and around the country. If you get rejected once or twice, you might start thinking that you should give up altogether. A rejection doesn't mean that your case is...
Social Security Disability is an important benefit that may be available to Indiana residents who can no longer work. SSD is different from other programs administered by the Social Security Administration. It's not a retirement program, and it's not the same as...
Every year, people in southern Indiana and Kentucky fail to take advantage of all of the benefits that they are eligible for through Social Security Disability. In many cases, this is a situation that can be avoided by learning more about eligibility requirements....
Many retirees in Indiana and across the country depend on Social Security benefits for survival. In 2021, the estimated monthly Social Security benefits are $1,277 for a disabled American with no children. For a disabled American with a spouse and children, the...
Sometimes, people in southern Indiana and Kentucky are misinformed about the ins and outs of Social Security Disability (SSD). There are three circumstances in which people should apply for SSD. However, most individuals get hung up on the first stated condition,...
Whether people in need are new to the Social Security benefits process or they require a renewal for their regular care, having everything in order may help reduce the risk of denials. In the case of a benefit denial, having the right information can help with the...
