Being approved for Social Security Disability Insurance benefits can be a long and frustrating experience for Indiana applicants. The Social Security Administration is diligent about SSD approvals because all approvals are permanent. In addition, rules change...
Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits may help someone who suffers from a mental or physical condition that impedes the ability to work. Those who qualify might rely on SSDI payments to cover a host of ordinary living expenses. Indiana residents who...
Social Security Disability is a federally-funded program that's designed to help Americans who can no longer work. Thousands of people in Indiana rely on SSDI. The program and even the application for it can be complicated, though. Sometimes, it's a good idea to get...
Indiana and Kentucky residents who receive Social Security Disability benefits sometimes wonder if moving to another state could affect the amount of their monthly payments. This is not something that should be worried about because both Social Security retirement and...
Disability benefits in Indiana don't automatically go on indefinitely. In fact, your disability benefits might end if the government decides that you don't qualify anymore. Periodically, the Social Security office will review your situation to see if you still need...
If you've become totally or severely disabled in the state of Indiana and unable to engage in substantial gainful activity, you're likely eligible for Social Security disability payments. These payments help to pay for costs of living like food and rent. While you may...
Indiana employees who have a notable disability that physically restricts their ability to be employed are eligible for Social Security disability benefits. These benefits provide income to help disabled individuals. When it comes to obtaining these benefits, however,...
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...
