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Social Security Disability: Trying to go back to work?
Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) provides coverage for eligible workers who become totally disabled and are expected to remain so for more than a year. But many on SSDI get through their disability and want to return to work, but are unsure if they’ll actually be able to do it, and certainly don’t want to lose their disability benefits when they try. This “Ask Rusty” article appearing in the Sonoran (AZ) News discusses the SSDI program and Social Security’s “Ticket to Work” program. Click here to read more.
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