Social Security

Veterans who suffered disabling conditions while in the military may qualify for both Social Security disability benefits and VA benefits. These benefits, however, are available separately. Veterans who became disabled outside of the military, that is, when not on active duty, do not qualify for VA benefits. But they may be eligible for disability benefits. […]

It is almost impossible to deal with a disability without worrying about your financial stability. Luckily, some support systems, like Social Security disability benefits, help you deal with your condition. Still, you may wonder, “Do I have to quit my job to qualify for disability benefits?” The answer to this question depends on how much

When COVID-19 hit in 2020, the Social Security Administration (SSA) shut its offices and returned in the spring of 2022. The agency has had to make significant changes since the pandemic. One of the changes is that the SSA redesigned its website to simplify how to use it to persuade Social Security applicants and beneficiaries to

Is Social Security for everyone? The simple answer is no. However, it is rare to find American workers who do not meet the requirements for Social Security benefits. It is crucial to know whether you fall under this category so you can find alternative income sources or establish whether there is anything you can do to qualify. This post will

Can I collect my ex-spouse’s Social Security benefits”? If you are asking this question, the simple answer is yes. Divorce affects your finances as a couple. But you may need to know of the possible benefits of divorce. Apparently, you can be eligible for Social Security benefits of your ex-spouse. But you must meet specific