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Older Adults Are More Likely to Be Approved for Social Security Disability BenefitsApplicants over age 50 are more likely to be approved for SSDI benefits than younger applicants. Learn more here.
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How IQ Scores Can Support a Claim for Social Security Disability BenefitsIQ scores can be used to support a claim for Social Security disability benefits, but they don’t guarantee an application will be approved.
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Receiving Social Security Disability Benefits for Concentration ProblemsWhen concentration problems significantly decrease your productivity, you are eligible to receive Social Security disability benefits.
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How Social Security Disability Benefits Affect Your Tax LiabilitySocial Security disability benefits are taxable, but most recipients have limited tax liability because they have no other sources of income.
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Why a Social Security Disability Lawyer Is Preferable to a Social Security Disability AdvocateBoth a Social Security disability lawyer and a disability advocate can help you prepare your SSDI application. However, there are important differences.
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How the SSA Rules Out Other Types of Work Before Approving Disability BenefitsYou only qualify for SSDI if you are unable to perform any type of work. Learn how the SSA determines this.
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How a Social Security Disability Lawyer Will Help With Your ClaimThe rules for SSDI applications are complex, which is why you need a Social Security disability lawyer to assist with your claim. Learn how an attorney can help
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Social Security Disability Is a Form of Early RetirementSocial Security disability must be earned by meeting work credit requirements and showing evidence of serious physical or mental impairment.
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Debunking the Myth That Social Security Disability Is a Welfare ProgramSocial Security disability benefits must be earned by meeting work credit requirements and showing evidence of serious physical or mental impairment.
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Using a Special Needs Trust to Improve Your Loved One’s Quality of LifeA properly structured special needs trust can enhance your loved one’s quality of life in several ways. Learn more about this type of trust.