If you have a qualifying disability in North Carolina, you may qualify for Social Security Disability (SSD) benefits. This money compensates you for lost income, so you can continue to make money while living at home. Over time, you may start thinking about entering...
Back pain can be a debilitating condition just of itself, but the truth is that the pain is also an indication of a much more serious problem than soreness. It is true enough that many workers in North Carolina who are required to do physical labor do suffer soreness...
Residents of North Carolina who are receiving SSD (Social Security Disability) benefits will notice some changes upon reaching retirement age. For most of those people, though, the changes are relatively minor. What happens to SSD upon reaching retirement? Full...
Sometimes North Carolina residents who want to work may find a physical or mental condition impedes their abilities to do so. Thankfully, the Social Security Administration provides an insurance program for those suffering from disabling conditions. The process for...
Social Security Disability compensates workers in Charlotte, North Carolina, who no longer work physically as they did before. It differs from Supplemental Security insurance, which gets funded by public taxes. Applicants must meet certain requirements to qualify for...
Residents of Charlotte and other parts of North Carolina may be suffering from chronic fatigue syndrome. Some people with this condition hold part-time jobs that are flexible. Others are not able to work and have questions about receiving Social Security disability...
When people in North Carolina begin to receive Social Security benefits, they are likely to be grateful but confused about receiving benefits while still holding onto retirement accounts. Will your pension be eliminated? Will you receive lower monthly payments because...
There comes a time when many U.S. workers will need to begin using the Social Security benefits that they've paid into for years. Some residents of North Carolina will wait until they are 65 years or older while others may need benefits sooner. However, everyone will...
The questions in your head and the ones you voice seem endless. Your medical ailment prevents you from working, and you understand that you have few options to provide for your family. After initial research, you realize that the obvious option is to seek Social...
When you apply for SSD benefits, you probably need to get approved as soon as possible. Unfortunately, getting approved is not something that happens overnight. In Charlotte, if your application is denied and you appeal, you can expect to wait an average of eight...
