Being approved for Supplemental Security Income can be the equivalent of a sigh of relief for New Jersey residents. If they meet the income and resource limitation requirements, are blind, disabled and 65 or older, they are likely eligible for SSI. Even with that,...
Supplemental Security Income
Can you work while receiving SSDI benefits in New Jersey?
A job can give you a sense of purpose while providing you with the opportunity to grow financially. Your injury may have put you out of work for a moment, and it qualified you to receive some monthly benefits to cover your basic needs in New Jersey. But now, you feel...
Facts about SSDI and Medicare
There are a lot of misconceptions about SSDI and Medicare in New Jersey. Some people think that they are the same thing, while others think that SSDI is just a precursor to Medicare. If you want to clear up any confusion, here's what you need to know. The difference...
Is it possible to get SSDI and SSI benefits?
There are many people in New Jersey who receive both Social Security Disability Insurance and Supplemental Security Income. These programs are generally known as SSDI and SSI. Being eligible for both is not typical in most cases, but both programs do apply to many...
Differences between SSDI and SSI
The Social Security Administration offers two different disability programs for New Jersey residents who can qualify before the standard retirement age. Those are Social Security Disability Insurance and Supplemental Security Income. They are typically known as SSDI...
Why should people invest in private disability insurance?
While many employers in New Jersey offer disability insurance, some people might want to buy private insurance to supplement their income in the event that they can't work for long periods of time. Otherwise, they might not be able to pay for their health care and...
Supplemental Security Income eligibility
Supplemental Security Income is an important financial assistance program for persons who have limited income and who suffer from blindness or disability. Understanding the difference between SSI criteria and ordinary Social Security criteria can help people qualify...
Rule changes possible for those seeking SSI benefits
When disabled individuals over the age of 65 meet the financial requirements to get Supplemental Security Income in New Jersey, the benefits can help in myriad ways. SSI benefits are for those who are limited in their resources and income. It can be problematic for...
SSI benefits, how much it pays and other possible services
Getting approved for Supplemental Security Income in New Jersey can be a relief to people who are blind, disabled, 65 or older and have limited income and resources. That relief can result in people failing to understand the full scope of the services they can...
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,...