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Making plans is part of life. When those plans don’t go as we had imagined, we naturally adapt and make new plans. A disabling injury throws pretty much all of your plans out the window, forcing you to adapt and make a new plan. For most in that situation, the new plan involves securing disability benefits to help make ends meet,...
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There are a number of realities when it comes to applying for Social Security Disability (SSD) benefits. First of all, your chances of securing benefits aren’t great on your own. In fact, two-thirds of initial applicants are denied benefits. That’s tens of thousands of people every single year. Secondly, the application process can be long and arduous, especially if you’re...
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Social Security Disability (SSD) benefits exist to help disabled Americans make ends meet when they cannot work. Contrary to what some might think, they’re not a handout, nor will they make anyone rich. They're designed to bridge the gap between a family making it and falling by the wayside. However, securing SSD benefits for your family can be more difficult...
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Social Security Disability exists to help Americans who are disabled and can no longer work. It is an extension of the Social Security Act of 1935 that designates funds be put aside for those who can no longer work due to an injury or disability. However, getting benefits can be difficult. In fact, two-thirds of all initial applications are denied,...
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You’ve worked hard your entire career, paying into Social Security the entire time. Now that you’re disabled and can’t work, you expect Social Security will be there for you, but that’s not necessarily the case. In fact, more than two-thirds of initial applications are denied by the Social Security Administration, leaving hard-working people like you with few options. That scary...
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Social Security Disability benefits exist to help disabled people who can no longer work. It’s an important program that makes a substantial difference in the lives of thousands of people across the country. Unfortunately, more than two-thirds of initial applications are denied. This is because the process can be complex and confusing. Just one misstep can delay your claim or...
