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Social Security for the Military
Some special circumstances affect Veterans and Military members when they apply for their Social Security benefits. Depending on the years you served in the Military, special additional credits may have been added to your benefit. There are also different standards for qualifying for disability from the military and qualifying for disability from Social Security. If you obtained a 100% percent disability rating from the Veterans Administration, make sure you make Social Security aware of it when you apply for SSDI. Even though it doesn’t guarantee you will qualify for Social Security Disability, your application will be fast-tracked. To read the rule article by Samuel Joseph on MSN.com, click here…
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