Disability Benefits and Retirement Age

What is the earning limit if you are receiving SSD.

If you are rec disability payments and you become eligible for a retirement payment from your last work place, do you lose your monthly ret. Pay from social security?

HI, I WAS BORN IN 1954 & 66 IS MY FULL RETIREMENT AGE, BUT IF I RETIRE AT 62 HOW MUCH CAN I EARN AT THAT AGE

Hi, I'm considering applying for SSD due to multiples health conditions, but I'm holding off as long as my body can take working. My problem is, I can't afford not to work . I earn 21,000 a year and I don't think Social Security Disability will pay enough. Can you at least give me an idea as to much I could receive. Thank you

I have a progressive eye disorder which I fear may shorten my now 42 year career as a Dental Hygienist. I wanted to work till full retirement age and part time beyond that. I am now 60 and wonder if I must file for disability before age 62 to collect the higher benefit or would I be forced to take early retirement instead. I hope to continue to work and hold this disease in check but that is an unknown at this point.

My brother in law has colon cancer and is undergoing radiation and chemo treatments now. He will have surgery in July then recovery then chemo for 4 months. He only has short term disability. His company says after 6 months they will have to terminate. He will turn 64 in May. Would he quality for disability? they are saying he will be out at least a year. If so when should he apply?

Am I able to work at 62 if I receive SSDI.

i have a friend that is on ssdi he has had 2 strokes his vision is amost gone can he get his retirement now

Hi Deanna. I looked up the calculator to try and figure out how you compute how much SSDI you would receive, but I'm feeling kind of lost at this point. If I made roughly 100,000 for four out of the last five years, and only made about 50,000 last year, do you know what my SSDI benefits would be?

I have already received SSDI, and am wanting to get my pension plan from my previous employer. Are there any laws that will prevent me from being penalized from taking it early? Actually, my previous employer was a hospital and I'm quite afraid they will take this benefit away from the few of us "oldies" who earned it back when pension was a thing. They've taken away so much from employees, past and present, I want to get what I can while I can. What would you suggest? Would the attorney who helped me during the SSDI process still be available to me if it has been less than a year since I was granted SSDI? Geez, I worked hard for my money at that hospital, I want what I earned instead of seeing it go to more bonuses for the CEO!

I was born 1939 , I applied for SS at 62 ! Was this age considered early or full benefits ! If this means I applied too early , no one told me I would need to wait until 65 for full benefits ! If they had , I would have waited !

I've been on full disability since 2007 after sustaining a back injury that required surgery a week later where they installed pins,screws,wire, synthetic spacer between vertebrae in my lower back along with fusing several spots...my situation is I don't make enough to pay my monthly bills and I'm on the verge of losing my home I've applied at every place I can think and get the same answer .....I make too much for any help at all (by less than 200 dollars) I'm not even sure I can work a part time job but I can't lose my benefits because of a try. I have no family and seems like no options, I worked my whole life and now seems like being punished for it. My home is all I have and I'm losing it ,I need help and can't get it. Any suggestions would make me very grateful, as my quality of life is non existant.