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Social Security Disability and Work
The inability to engage in substantial gainful activity is the general criteria to apply for Social Security Disability benefits. This article by Rachel Hartman takes readers through the specific and detailed guidelines for eligibility as well as how to apply. It further explains the limited income one may still be able to earn while receiving disability benefits. The article explains the “trial work period” and what happens when that period is over. Read the full piece here.
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