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Pennsylvania residents who have worked and had payroll taxes deducted from their paychecks may qualify for Social Security Disability benefits if they develop medical conditions that prevent them from working and are expected to last for at least one year. These...
Approximately 130,000 people in Pennsylvania have ankylosing spondylitis. This disease is a type of arthritis that causes inflammation in the joints and ligaments of the spine. There is no known cure for ankylosing spondylitis, but most people do very well on...
Thousands of Pennsylvania residents with permanent or long-term disabilities apply for Social Security Disability benefits every year, and about 70% of their applications are denied. Claims are most often denied by the Social Security Administration because applicants...
A trial work period allows an individual in Pennsylvania, or elsewhere, who receives Social Security Disability Insurance benefits to attempt to re-enter the workplace. This situation is temporary, and there is a limit to the amount of income an individual can earn...
If you are a Pennsylvania resident, have suffered an injury or an illness, and can no longer work, you might have thought about filing a Social Security Disability claim. Although you may have heard that it takes a long time to receive approval, certain conditions and...
In Pennsylvania, the exact amount of Social Security Disability benefits that someone gets can vary a lot based on their situation. Maximizing these benefits and trying to get the highest possible level can make a big difference when it comes to income, so it is worth...
Social Security is a powerful and wide-ranging government benefit that will affect everyone who reaches retirement age. Its disability benefits provide support for people whose disability prevents them from working. Understanding how the benefits work in Pennsylvania...
Sometimes, certain people cannot wait long to receive Social Security disability (SSD) benefits. Why? Because for this select group, their life clock is ticking as they have terminal illnesses. If they had to follow the typical timeline to receive these much-needed...
There are many reasons why the Social Security Administration in Pennsylvania can deny your claim. Among them include earning more than $1,350 per month, having a disability that isn't severe enough, not heeding your doctor's instructions, etc. However, this doesn't...
One of the most important benefits offered through the Social Security system in Pennsylvania is disability benefits. This type of benefit is available to those who are unable to work due to a medical condition. The Social Security Administration uses a strict...