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Many people want to know how they can increase the amount of money they receive from the Social Security Administration (SSA) for their disability benefits. In many cases, there's nothing that can be done to increase the benefits, but in some cases, there are some...
Social Security Disability Income (SSDI) and Supplemental Security Income (SSD) are not the same. In fact, these two programs have significant differences, even though they both help the disabled or those who are unable to work,The first difference between SSI and...
Most parents want to ensure a financially-stable future for their children, so they establish trust funds, inheritances or specific savings account for their children’s use. However, there are circumstances where a savings account won’t cover a child’s expenses.For...
When a family member works for the railroad, the U.S. Railroad Retirement Board provides for survivor benefits. If your loved one passes away, you may be entitled to these benefits.The Railroad Retirement Act (RRA) is a federal law that provides disability and...
Living with a disability isn't easy, and it can take a serious toll on your mind. Fortunately, many people have been through what you're going through now and are there to help. There are some wonderful tips and some great advice on how to address the emotions that...
Most people feel anxiety at one point in their lives. We feel anxious before a big presentation, a final exam or even before we walk down the aisle. However, there is a significant difference between feeling anxious and having anxiety.Anxiety is a mental disorder that...
Supplemental Security Income (SSI) is an important support for those with low or no earnings. It can mean the difference between affording a place to live or being able to get a meal.Supplemental Security Income is unique, though, because of where it comes from and...
One type of savings account that you may not have heard of in the past is called an ABLE account. This account is very important for the disabled. Why? It allows you to save funds beyond what you'd normally be able to have and still qualify for benefits.ABLE accounts...
If you're suffering from a disability that is hindering your ability to work, you may be interested in filing for Social Security Disability (SSDI) benefits.If you're like most people, however, you don't really know what the Social Security Administration (SSA)...
There are many reasons why someone might file for social security disability benefits (SSB). They could range from temporarily injuring yourself at work to being unable to work permanently.Your condition may be affecting your life and your income, whether that...
