if u r permanent disabled and receive s.s.can u work part time or how muchextra money u allowed to receive?
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If you receive SSDI, there is a trial work period.  If you are in your trial work period, you can earn an unlimited amount & keep your entire benefit.  After the Trial work period & an extension--then your benefits will stop. . .but if you are not able to work in the future, there is an easy-on protection.  You should always check with the Social Security Administration before planning your future though. The ssa.gov web site is particularly rich with information.
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Social Security's definition of disability is a condition that is expected to last longer than a year or more or result in death that keeps you from engaging in Substatial Gainful Activity (SGA is the ability to earn $860 for non-blind individuals and $1450 for blind individuals.  Two people can have the same condition and one be approved for disability and the other person not approved based on the training, skills and experience of the individuals.  If this condition makes you unable to work, then you should file for benefits.
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Why are you applying for s.s.i. when you could be eligible for social security disability?\n  Have you applied, If not do so even if social security says that you are not eligible,file anyway,                  You can retain a disability lawyer when and if disability shoots you down.\n  Most lawyers require that you be denied disability benefits once before they will take your case but it pays to shop around, there might be one that will help you file.\n  Best to get the ball rolling as soon as possible, in the meantime you can go to your local social services office  ( welfare) and see if they can help you out with some food stamps or any other items.\n There are other places you can go to for help, salvation army, united way, and there must be some local programs that you should be able to qualify for.\n  Now is not the time to be too proud to accept a helping hand, If things work out you can always make a donation to the agency that helped.  Check with your local church too.
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If you get any extra after paying for all that can you send me some???   I am a widow , barely making it, broke too.  I DO WORK tho, make just a quarter more than minimum wage.  Not  enough!!!
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Yes.  Check with your caseworker.  You can make a limited amount, but not much.  After all, if you could earn enough to support yourself, you're not disabled.
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With these programs you keep getting your benefits as long as you do not make more from a job than the limit the SSA has set. I think it is around $860 a month. So if you are not hired, you are not making any money so your benefits will remain unaffected as long as you are still disabled. As for getting fired, yes you can get fired, there are no employers that are mandated to keep you on if they don't like you. However, there is a period of time which I believe is 45 months where if you are still disabled and get fired you can call up the SSA and they will restart your benefits without having to go through the application process. These new work incentives are really great. You should look at the social security web site link I am giving you and you will find answers to all of your questions.
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Reapply for disability living allowance. Also, if you could work 16 hours a week, I think you fall into a different bracket. There is a site for filling in on line about tax credits & it's useful to complete the form & try different combinations to work out which is the best way round for you to work. Go to the Inland Revenue site & click to tax credits - do I qualify. Follow the link from there. Good luck.
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unless you get on disability you will have to pay it back
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I think it depends on what you are receiving it for. For instance my sister gets SSI for a disability...to supplement. I think it is a either/or for her. You need to check with your provider for the details. Be sure on this question. Not to say that you may not find it on Yahoo Answers...but I would call and talk to them my self if I were you.  Since you are only 15...you will have to have you parent or guardian do it for you.
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If you are a single mom the government will supplement your salary. They will pay you the other half of your wages so you get full time pay working part time.
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Are you registered with the dept of disability services at Dept of Human Services. Once registered and you get a doctors statement which proves your disabilty then if they have funds they will help you (most usually don't have funds in Spring but in Fall)..They paid all my tuition and so much on books..Then fill out the FAFSA and you should be able to get pell grants and loans. It's based on last years income. If you worked last year and now you are on social security you can get a financial aid override and they will ony count what you make on social security. It will be almost impossible to get reg. with DHS, get the paperwork, the FAFSA, etc. by spring term. It can be done but you may not get your loans until mid sem. or after.
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It depends upon your age. If you are what is to be considered "full retirement age" (for example, if you are 70 years old) you can earn as much as you want without paying taxes on your social security income.\n\nYou are allowed to retire as young as age 62 and collect partial social security benefits, but your social security will be reduced by $1 for every $2 that you earn above a certain limit.\n\nFor more information, contact your local Social Security office or go to their website at http://www.ssa.gov\n\nGood luck!
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You will receive a retro check dating back to the date that you were declared disabled, then add 5 mo.  From that date on is what you will receive in retro pay.  It can take a long time to get it. SS/Disability has a bad backlog but eventually you will get it.  Good Luck!
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Nothing much except you get to stay on workman's comp a little longer and they will pay your Health bills. As for the disability letter; it does no good. My husband received a letter same thing. Stayed on Work mans comp, tried to go back to work at same place and they would not allow him, claiming the had no light duty. Ended up firing him and then he was denied unemployment. What a mess. Now he owes $800.00 to the Work mans comp...we don't know why. Good Luck!
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You ARE unemployed.    Report your SSDI as income on your application and see what they say.  If your credit record is clean and you have a history of paying your debts you could get a credit card with a low limit with just a modest income (typically must be more than $15K)\n\nJust don't use the credit to supplement your income or you'll end up in even worse financial shape.
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It all depends upon the disability and the skill set of the individual. There are many jobs that allow telecommuting/working from home. Do an online search and see what is available.\n\nIf you are on Social Security Disability, make sure you do not exceed the monthly income maximum. Trust me, I've been there and it's not a pleasant situation.
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I'm pretty sure part time work is anything above 10 hours in a week. How much one can earns depends upon what your hourly pay rate is. For over 18s it's a minimum of $10 per hour, so that's a min of $100 pw