so i read if not retirement age under retirement age in 2022 is 1.650 till its financial gain and can loose benfefits then google also said 1.350 like you said and then theres this 970 a month crap try renting a apartment or house for under 900 bucks un bloody likely most jobs now pay 12 or 13 a hr so that means you have to really work less just to keep your benefits now google says you can make under 2.260 and still keep your benefits doesnt say anything ablout being blind for that to be eligible so which is it ? and how the hell would a blind person be able to even make that kind of money ? why such lleniancy to make that amount i say if they made 2.260 they cant be that blind just my opinion yet the average struggling person has less chance to get a decent income without loosing there benefits
Bob Here is the deal. For 2022 you can earn $970 a month and keep your Social Security Disability benefits. The video on the website below shows you the SSA regulation: www.thedisabilitydigest.com/how-much-i-can-make
Just because someone's blind doesn't mean they aren't capable doing some job they likely have special equipment to help them out. I spoke with I think it was a therapist or some kind of help for assistant to a blind lady She used one of those transportation busses you can get if disable to get to and from.
Hi Jim April here again I really did not except to be on ssdi this long my health has just decreased so significantly, that I am diabetic and the neuropathy is very bad I pretty much fall everyday if not every day every couple days.so I know my time left is very limited and I do my best to do whatIam supposed to I never leave the house total recluse life is tough but I am tougher I guess. So people hang in, and don't ripoff ss it's just not worth it unless you r willing to go to prison for a roof and 3 squares a day.
For 2022 you can earn $970 a month and keep your Social Security Disability benefits. The video on the website below shows you the SSA regulation: www.thedisabilitydigest.com/how-much-i-can-make
I've been on disability for 8 yrs, I just started a part-time job 3 days ago and already worked about 11 hours. I make $1543 a month on disability and obviously I don't want to loose that. I'm making $13 an hour at this new job...am I at risk of loosing my disability? I was told I could work 20 hours a week and would not interfere with my monthly disability..very confused.
The max you can gross is 1,350 a month. Do not go over this amount , if you do you can lose your social security . I repeat do not go over this amount.
@@moonwave8191 do you know if you have to contact ss if you’re looking to work pt and stay under the 1,350? I’m not interested in the “ ticket to work” program, just to make a few bucks, like 750 a month. Is it a red flag?
If you are full retirement age you do not have the income limitations. learn what earning limits are for those that have reached full retirement faq.ssa.gov/en-us/Topic/article/KA-01921#:~:text=If%20you%20will%20reach%20full,no%20limit%20on%20your%20earnings.
Thank you for this. I'm trying to move but most apartments want you to earn 3 times the rent amount. And the cheapest 1BD units are around $750 here in town. I make $1500 (minus the $170 medicare fee) and I keep getting turned down because I don't make the 3x rent amount. So I'm thinking I should file taxes and declare part time earnings of around $900/mo to be able to get a decent apartment. I would end up paying self-employment tax but at the mount it shouldn't be too bad. ----- Also, I was initially told that if you made a small amount you wouldn't need to file taxes at all. Is that true? Or should I file for 2020 as well? I only skipped one year.
I’m past my 9 month SSDI period of allowing to work over substantial income. Having said that, first time in years, as I just started a new PT job, my employer wants me for the 1st month only to work over the SSDI $1350 month threshold due to trashing. Will that jeopardize my SSDI? Again, only for 1 month I will be over substantial income. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Ah okay. I was so Confused before. I'm on SSDI and I looked up what was allowed for income a month to keep benefits and I saw $1350. So now I understand the $1350 is if you're going for disability. So seeing your video and the amount can ONLY be $970 a month if you're ALREADY ON SSDI.
He was wrong the 1350 is what you are allows to make while working and being on disability. The tial work period is for you to work 9 non consecutive months to see if you can support yourself or if you will need to remain in disability...
I expect because you are on SSI which is a need based program. The Difference Between Social Security Disability Benefits (SSDI) & (SSI) Is Explained In This Video ruclips.net/video/5HFYZwArdQg/видео.html
Hi Mike Perhaps I can help .... would need some more detail .. join this weeks RUclips Live event Friday 4/08/2022 at 12:15 pm and tell me what happened. ruclips.net/video/YpdhJJ-So0U/видео.html
That is what I am going through I owe so I on disability but don't receive anything since it goes to what they say I owe. On top of that for some reason they are also billing crazy amount for Medicare yet how is one to pay if nothing goes into the bank how are bill supposed to be paid. Being you ran into similar any advice. On top of the owing Medicare, I didn't even know I had it and been avoiding doctors because no money or ending up owning from a visit 300 and up need new glasses but stuck with really old pair because that is normally around 500 dollars Out of pocket
Everything you just said is basic but the way you presented the info was misleading... The SGA is what you can make monthly after you've been approved. The trial work and the 9 non consecutive months is for you to determine weather you can work enough to support yourself or if you will need to stay on disability... You are being very misleading by mixing the 2 up
Hey thanks for the feedback. For 2022 you can earn $970 a month and keep your Social Security Disability benefits. The video on the website below shows you the SSA regulation: www.thedisabilitydigest.com/how-much-i-can-make
@@TheDisabilityDigest Again you are wrong. For 2022 you can earn 1350 while on disability... The 970 for TRIAL work period is for just that, your TRIAL period to see if you feel or are capable of earning enough to support yourself.... What you're telling people is backwards and misleading, prolly should get your shit straight before you screw to many people over with your misleading and incorrect words
If anybody sees this can somebody help me out I get SSI but my mom is my caregiver do I need her to be my caregiver or can I get my money put in my own bank account because I’m capable of taking care of my own money
yes, I courage you to read the regulation. The video on the website below shows you the SSA regulation: www.thedisabilitydigest.com/how-much-i-can-make
Why not just give people a little longer shift and less days transportation would eat up an 8 hour shift back when a i worked a few years unless they have car it to expensive to afford a job. With the gas prices and only 2.5 hour did they even earn anything for the day
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so i read if not retirement age under retirement age in 2022 is 1.650 till its financial gain and can loose benfefits then google also said 1.350 like you said and then theres this 970 a month crap try renting a apartment or house for under 900 bucks un bloody likely most jobs now pay 12 or 13 a hr so that means you have to really work less just to keep your benefits now google says you can make under 2.260 and still keep your benefits doesnt say anything ablout being blind for that to be eligible so which is it ? and how the hell would a blind person be able to even make that kind of money ? why such lleniancy to make that amount i say if they made 2.260 they cant be that blind just my opinion yet the average struggling person has less chance to get a decent income without loosing there benefits
Bob
Here is the deal. For 2022 you can earn $970 a month and keep your Social Security Disability benefits. The video on the website below shows you the SSA regulation:
www.thedisabilitydigest.com/how-much-i-can-make
Just because someone's blind doesn't mean they aren't capable doing some job they likely have special equipment to help them out. I spoke with I think it was a therapist or some kind of help for assistant to a blind lady She used one of those transportation busses you can get if disable to get to and from.
@@TheDisabilityDigest Is this $970 take home?
How does it work if you have capital gains or rental income from an investment property? In other words...passive income.
This video will answer your question. What Income Affects Your Check And How Much You Can Make
ruclips.net/video/lfuF8tYSrhY/видео.html
That all counts as an asset and will be used to determine your disability sga
How does that work if you have LTD added on top of SSDI?
LTD is not earned income
Hi Jim April here again I really did not except to be on ssdi this long my health has just decreased so significantly, that I am diabetic and the neuropathy is very bad I pretty much fall everyday if not every day every couple days.so I know my time left is very limited and I do my best to do whatIam supposed to I never leave the house total recluse life is tough but I am tougher I guess. So people hang in, and don't ripoff ss it's just not worth it unless you r willing to go to prison for a roof and 3 squares a day.
Great advice. Thanks for sharing
My lawyer told me I could make no more than 1,350 a month on SSDI but you're saying its 970? I live in NY. Does that make a difference?
For 2022 you can earn $970 a month and keep your Social Security Disability benefits. The video on the website below shows you the SSA regulation:
www.thedisabilitydigest.com/how-much-i-can-make
Why do I need to have a phone call to start the course? Sounds fishy
You don't, but not all qualify benefits and we help you understand if you do so you don't waste your time and explain how to use it.
I've been on disability for 8 yrs, I just started a part-time job 3 days ago and already worked about 11 hours. I make $1543 a month on disability and obviously I don't want to loose that. I'm making $13 an hour at this new job...am I at risk of loosing my disability? I was told I could work 20 hours a week and would not interfere with my monthly disability..very confused.
I heard it was 20 hrs also so I’m confused too maybe it Varys by state but I would go into the office and ask
@@sheynahatton9694 For the first 12 months, you can work as many hours as you want...then after that, they re-evaluate you...
The max you can gross is 1,350 a month. Do not go over this amount , if you do you can lose your social security . I repeat do not go over this amount.
@@moonwave8191 I've checked it out and it's a program called, ticket to work program. For the first year, you can work as much as you want..
@@moonwave8191 do you know if you have to contact ss if you’re looking to work pt and stay under the 1,350? I’m not interested in the “ ticket to work” program, just to make a few bucks, like 750 a month. Is it a red flag?
What if your Disabled Retired
If you are full retirement age you do not have the income limitations. learn what earning limits are for those that have reached full retirement
faq.ssa.gov/en-us/Topic/article/KA-01921#:~:text=If%20you%20will%20reach%20full,no%20limit%20on%20your%20earnings.
Wow! The Good work 😀 you are wonderful
Thank you so much 😀
Thank you for this. I'm trying to move but most apartments want you to earn 3 times the rent amount. And the cheapest 1BD units are around $750 here in town. I make $1500 (minus the $170 medicare fee) and I keep getting turned down because I don't make the 3x rent amount. So I'm thinking I should file taxes and declare part time earnings of around $900/mo to be able to get a decent apartment. I would end up paying self-employment tax but at the mount it shouldn't be too bad. ----- Also, I was initially told that if you made a small amount you wouldn't need to file taxes at all. Is that true? Or should I file for 2020 as well? I only skipped one year.
Hi I am not qualified to answer your tax related questions. I suggest you direct to a tax expert.
@@TheDisabilityDigest No worries. Thanks.
That's cheap compared to Cali. Your lucky...
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How would this apply if you are not working and are on SSDI but your spouse owns a buisness and is making more than the 970 a month?
For SSDI it is based on your income
I’m past my 9 month SSDI period of allowing to work over substantial income. Having said that, first time in years, as I just started a new PT job, my employer wants me for the 1st month only to work over the SSDI $1350 month threshold due to trashing. Will that jeopardize my SSDI? Again, only for 1 month I will be over substantial income. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Any month you earn over the allowed amount will trigger one of your trial work months.
if I work part time and stay below 900 a month what about w2 ez form at end of year just file as like when I was working?
Ah okay. I was so Confused before. I'm on SSDI and I looked up what was allowed for income a month to keep benefits and I saw $1350. So now I understand the $1350 is if you're going for disability.
So seeing your video and the amount can ONLY be $970 a month if you're ALREADY ON SSDI.
Hi Jack ... I explained the $970 in this video. ruclips.net/video/l5pM7ISlKIo/видео.html
He was wrong the 1350 is what you are allows to make while working and being on disability. The tial work period is for you to work 9 non consecutive months to see if you can support yourself or if you will need to remain in disability...
@@charchark365 Is it gross pay or take home pay?
@@nelle9118
Gross.
@@charchark365 thank you
I am on disability and my wife is not. Why does my disability diminish because of how much my wife makes?
I expect because you are on SSI which is a need based program. The Difference Between Social Security Disability Benefits (SSDI) & (SSI) Is Explained In This Video
ruclips.net/video/5HFYZwArdQg/видео.html
I payed into this B's system for 35 year's. Unemployment denied. Now disability tells me I owe them 10k ?? . Fraud theft by deception. Ect ect. Ok.
Hi Mike Perhaps I can help .... would need some more detail .. join this weeks RUclips Live event Friday 4/08/2022 at 12:15 pm and tell me what happened. ruclips.net/video/YpdhJJ-So0U/видео.html
That is what I am going through I owe so I on disability but don't receive anything since it goes to what they say I owe. On top of that for some reason they are also billing crazy amount for Medicare yet how is one to pay if nothing goes into the bank how are bill supposed to be paid. Being you ran into similar any advice. On top of the owing Medicare, I didn't even know I had it and been avoiding doctors because no money or ending up owning from a visit 300 and up need new glasses but stuck with really old pair because that is normally around 500 dollars Out of pocket
Everything you just said is basic but the way you presented the info was misleading...
The SGA is what you can make monthly after you've been approved.
The trial work and the 9 non consecutive months is for you to determine weather you can work enough to support yourself or if you will need to stay on disability...
You are being very misleading by mixing the 2 up
Hey thanks for the feedback. For 2022 you can earn $970 a month and keep your Social Security Disability benefits. The video on the website below shows you the SSA regulation:
www.thedisabilitydigest.com/how-much-i-can-make
@@TheDisabilityDigest
Again you are wrong. For 2022 you can earn 1350 while on disability...
The 970 for TRIAL work period is for just that, your TRIAL period to see if you feel or are capable of earning enough to support yourself....
What you're telling people is backwards and misleading, prolly should get your shit straight before you screw to many people over with your misleading and incorrect words
Can child support be deducted from sga earnings
It is not earned income
Damn but people who retires can make as much as they won’t!
SSID a trap know way to get to where like to be in life
If anybody sees this can somebody help me out I get SSI but my mom is my caregiver do I need her to be my caregiver or can I get my money put in my own bank account because I’m capable of taking care of my own money
SS will make a determination on this if the subject comes up.
Is this on top of your benefits or combined income a month? I get 794 ssi .My income a month would be about 995 from work
yes, I courage you to read the regulation. The video on the website below shows you the SSA regulation:
www.thedisabilitydigest.com/how-much-i-can-make
Is 970 Take home amount or before taxes?
it is Gross if employed net if self employed
I have a friend that only works 2.5 hours a day or less mon-fri but makes just under the sga. it should be the hours that matter the most.
It should but in my experience it is the $$$$
@@TheDisabilityDigest , Exactly!
Why not just give people a little longer shift and less days transportation would eat up an 8 hour shift back when a i worked a few years unless they have car it to expensive to afford a job. With the gas prices and only 2.5 hour did they even earn anything for the day