If you're disabled and self-employed at 66 - is Social Security the only option?
Social Security Disability Insurance, or SSDI, can be claimed anywhere between ages 18 and a person's Full Retirement Age, which typically falls around 66 and 67 these days. That may not help the ...
From Setbacks To Success, Staying Motivated In Your Job Search While Prioritizing Your Health
When life comes to a screeching halt after experiencing a chronic illness or disability, it can be challenging to see a clear path forward and stay motivated on your ...
Older people may need to answer 450 questions before getting crucial financial support
An older person applying for financial support through four main benefit entitlements could have to answer 450 questions as ...
An “Abundance Agenda” for Government Is the Anti-DOGE
Entering into this tradition of introspection are New York Times columnist and podcast host Ezra Klein and Atlantic writer ...
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SSI Payments Update: Who Qualifies and How Much You Can Get
As financial pressures mount for older Americans, many are seeking ways to supplement their income. One such avenue is ...
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Social Security & You: Older people and Social Security disability
He was talking about senior citizens and Social Security disability benefits. As she is now reaching age 65, he asked when she should file for "real Social Security. First of all, disability benefits ...
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As Virginians struggle to get disability benefits, federal agency looks to cut staff, address inefficiencies
A shakeup is underway across the Social Security Administration as President Trump's administration looks to reduce the size of the workforce and address what it calls bureaucratic inefficiencies.