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Disability

TexasTowelie

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2. If he works 20 hours a week or more

Reply to Saphire (Original post)

Wed Aug 19, 2015, 05:11 PM

Aug 2015

then he will not be eligible for disability.

He can make up to $795 a month with no changes in the SSDI check. If his income is between $790 and $1,095 a month then there will be a reduction in his SSDI. If he earns more than $1,095 a month then he is considered gainfully employed and will not receive disability.

His SSDI amount is based upon his total lifetime income that was reported to the Social Security Administration.

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question. my hubby has filed for his ssdi, but [View all] Saphire Aug 2015 OP

I found this online... LeftofObama Aug 2015 #1

If he works 20 hours a week or more TexasTowelie Aug 2015 #2

What the first two posters said. SheilaT Aug 2015 #3

What are the particulars of his application? If he is not 67 or older and he is working or GSA he mackerel Aug 2015 #4