Workers’ compensation is awarded to individuals who are injured or who become ill while on the job, whereas social security disability benefits are awarded to those who have a disability or condition that prevents them from being able to perform their job duties. When you…

You’ve likely heard of Social Security Disability Income and Supplemental Security Income, commonly referred to by their acronyms: SSDI and SSI. But while their names sound extremely similar, there are many differences between the two types of benefits. Eligibility Social Security Disability Income Social Security…

With the spread of COVID-19 (the Coronavirus), many businesses and offices across the U.S. have temporarily shut down, causing much uncertainty. For the thousands of Americans who need retirement, disability, and Medicare benefits, the closing of the Social Security Administration’s field office network will likely…

The Social Security Administration has announced that benefits for those receiving Social Security and Supplemental Security Income will increase by 1.6 percent in 2020. While the increase may seem like a lot, these larger payments are said to be due to inflation, as required by…

Each year, October 10 is recognized as World Mental Health Day. This day, founded by the World Federation of Mental Health, serves as an opportunity to educate, raise awareness, and fight the social stigma of mental health conditions. Unfortunately, mental health conditions are often stigmatized…

If you’re suffering from an injury or illness that prevents you from working and earning the paychecks your family depends on, you need Social Security Disability (SSD) benefits. But did you know that getting approved for SSD benefits is statistically unlikely—especially if you attempt to…