Getting approved for Social Security Disability (SSD) benefits will be a relief for New Jersey residents who are disabled and unable to work. Frequently, they will be grateful what they receive in disability payments and will not think about other strategies to...
Denied SSI claims have different aspects for reconsideration
When applying for Social Security disability benefits of any kind in New Jersey, there is a chance that the claim will be denied. There are levels of appeal for all claims including Supplemental Security Income. Since SSI benefits are for those who are blind,...
What exactly is ERISA?
The Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA) is complicated law passed in 1974. It’s essential function, as outlined by smartasset.com, is to protect those participating in retirement and health insurance plans offered by their employer.If you work at a...
Why is it hard to get Social Security Disability benefits?
If you have suffered from a disability, you may be interested in filing for Social Security Disability benefits. These benefits help people like yourself who may struggle to work as a result of a disability.In the majority of cases, those seeking SSD will have a...
What if I believe the judge was unfair in my disability case?
When a New Jersey resident is suffering from an injury, illness or condition that renders them unable to work, they have the right to seek Social Security disability benefits. While the Social Security Administration strives to treat every applicant fairly, it is not...
Can you work without losing disability benefits?
There is a misplaced belief that people in New Jersey who are getting Social Security Disability benefits cannot work at all. The idea that a person who needs disability benefits to make ends meet and get the treatment required for their issue is unable to work is...
Understanding how income is subtracted from SSI benefits
Since New Jersey residents must meet certain requirements to be eligible for Supplemental Security Income, it is obviously imperative to know what those requirements are. The requirements include being blind or disabled, being 65 or older and being limited in income...
