I realize $850 is the limit. I am looking for something called work hours. not weekly, but I have worked enough to be considered no longer elible for ssdi
If you make over $850 a month you will enter the Trial Work Period. Once you complete the TWP the SSA may review your case to see if you can work enough to support your self and stop benefits.
Quick question i'm on disability and I am getting a job I need to know how many hours I can work i'm not sure what the pay it yet but I do not want to lose my benefits what I do know it's between 10.00 and 10.50 a hour is what I put down haven't started yet but I need to know so they can figure out my hours
Hi,
I'm asking for my aunt. She is on SSDI and get around $1,622.00 a month. She would like to go back to work PT. How much is she allow to make a month without losing her disability?
It really depends on the situation at hand. If you have further questions regarding that then you may want to speak with a SSA representative regarding that.
I am currently on Ssdi and 2 of my children receive SSI. I've recently been feeling like substitute teaching 1-2 days, probably just half days, would be something I could handle, on the days I felt well enough. The school is 2 houses away from mine, I wouldn't have to drive far. I feel like it would help emotionally with me as well. I am afraid it would hurt my current benefits and if I were to end up back in hospital, as I frequently do, we'd be in trouble. How do I find out if this is acceptable? Thanks
The most you can make in a month before entering the TWP is $850, but if you make under that then it most likely will not impact your benefits.
If some of your children are receiving SSI then their benefits are based on your household income so you'll want to make sure that it won't impact their benefits. You can call the SSA at 1-800-772-1213 or make an appointment to speak with someone in person at your local SSA office.
I have two minor boy that are receive SSI for medical condition .I do not work due to taking care of them I was told that child-support is the reason why their monthly payment checks have lowered to $400 each son .when I get childsupport it’s $575 for my youngest son and $275 for the other. Can u explain it to me??
money went to pay rent and anything I didn’t get from CCS and medical organizations
its 2018, how much am I allowed to make that wont hurt my disability??
In reply to its 2018, how much am I by Barb (not verified)
Hi Barb,
You can make up to $850 a month before entering the Trial Work Period.
how many hours are you allowed to work for someone (part time) while collecting ssdi
In reply to how many hours are you by Anonymous (not verified)
Hi There,
There are no hour restrictions, you cannot make more than $850 a month, or you enter the Trial Work Period.
In reply to Hi There, by rsg
I realize $850 is the limit. I am looking for something called work hours. not weekly, but I have worked enough to be considered no longer elible for ssdi
In reply to Hi There, by rsg
so, I can work for the rest of my life about 18hrs a week and never ger cut off disabilty
In reply to so, I can work for the rest by tami (not verified)
Hi Tami,
There is no limit on hours you can work. The SSA has the monthly income limit of $850 before entering the Trial Work Period.
I receive social security disability benefits. I want to try and work a part time job.
How much can I earn without losing my benefits?
Thank you!
In reply to I receive social security by Robert Thomas (not verified)
Hi Robert,
For SSDI you cannot make more than $850 before entering the Trial Work Period.
If I make 900 dollars a month will that affect my disability payments?
In reply to If I make 900 dollars a month by Anonymous (not verified)
Hi There,
If you make over $850 a month you will enter the Trial Work Period. Once you complete the TWP the SSA may review your case to see if you can work enough to support your self and stop benefits.
I work at McDonalds two a week hours is 12.60 and my other job is 20 hour per week can do that
In reply to I work at McDonalds two a by hi my name is … (not verified)
Hi There,
You cannot make more than $850 a month before entering the TWP.
Quick question i'm on disability and I am getting a job I need to know how many hours I can work i'm not sure what the pay it yet but I do not want to lose my benefits what I do know it's between 10.00 and 10.50 a hour is what I put down haven't started yet but I need to know so they can figure out my hours
In reply to Quick question i'm on by pam (not verified)
Hi Pam,
There is no limit to the amount of hours you can work. However, if you earn more than $750 a month, it will trigger a work trial period.
I’m on social security disability can I work part time
In reply to I’m on social security by Anonymous (not verified)
Yes you can, but if you earn more than $850 a month it could trigger a work trial period.
My disability is 850 so if I work 2 days can i
In reply to My disability is 850 so if I by Milton Wilder (not verified)
Hi Milton,
The most you can earn is $850 a month before entering the Trial Work Period.
Hi I received ssi $750 month but I wanted started workin a part time job that I can make 1200 a month would it affect my benefits
In reply to Hi I received ssi $750 month by Lexeyy (not verified)
Hi Lexeyy,
The maximum you can make a month is $1180, so making $1200 a month will most likely impact your benefits or have them stopped.
Hi,
I'm asking for my aunt. She is on SSDI and get around $1,622.00 a month. She would like to go back to work PT. How much is she allow to make a month without losing her disability?
In reply to Hi, by Anonymous (not verified)
Hi There,
You can earn up to $850 a month before entering the Trial Work Period.
If I go over the amount of money that I am allowed to make on disability,how much will I have to pay back?
In reply to If I go over the amount of by Stanley Rumsey (not verified)
Hi Stanley,
It really depends on the situation at hand. If you have further questions regarding that then you may want to speak with a SSA representative regarding that.
Work new job pays $10 an hour working 25 hours part-time I'm safe?
In reply to Work new job pays $10 an hour by Gary pannell (not verified)
Hi Gary,
As long as you make less than $850 a month, you won't enter the Trial Work Period.
If you make 400 every 2 weeks from part time and get 935 social security will that messe up
In reply to If you make 400 every 2 weeks by Micki (not verified)
Hi Micki,
The monthly income limit is $850 a month before you enter the TWP. So as long as you stay under that amount, it should not impact your benefits.
I am currently on Ssdi and 2 of my children receive SSI. I've recently been feeling like substitute teaching 1-2 days, probably just half days, would be something I could handle, on the days I felt well enough. The school is 2 houses away from mine, I wouldn't have to drive far. I feel like it would help emotionally with me as well. I am afraid it would hurt my current benefits and if I were to end up back in hospital, as I frequently do, we'd be in trouble. How do I find out if this is acceptable? Thanks
In reply to I am currently on Ssdi and 2 by Jill (not verified)
Hi Jill,
The most you can make in a month before entering the TWP is $850, but if you make under that then it most likely will not impact your benefits.
If some of your children are receiving SSI then their benefits are based on your household income so you'll want to make sure that it won't impact their benefits. You can call the SSA at 1-800-772-1213 or make an appointment to speak with someone in person at your local SSA office.
How mych can i make working above my disability check?
In reply to How mych can i make working by Tanya johnson. (not verified)
Hi Tanya,
If you earn more $850 a month that could trigger a work trial period from the SSA. To be safe, your monthly income should not exceed that.
Can u work any while receiving SSI disability
In reply to Can u work any while by Kim (not verified)
Hi Kim,
Yes, you can work while on SSDI benefits. However, if you earn more than $850 a month, it could trigger a work trial period from the SSA.
Will I lose my SSI Income if I work part time
In reply to Will I lose my SSI Income if by Anonymous (not verified)
It depends on how much money you make working part time. If you're monthly income exceeds $750 a month you could trigger a work trial period.
Can I work while I'm on sis and how much can I work and earn
In reply to Can I work while I'm on by Jim (not verified)
Hi Jim,
Yes you can. The amount of time does not matter, but if you earn more than $850, you could trigger a work trial period.
I have two minor boy that are receive SSI for medical condition .I do not work due to taking care of them I was told that child-support is the reason why their monthly payment checks have lowered to $400 each son .when I get childsupport it’s $575 for my youngest son and $275 for the other. Can u explain it to me??
money went to pay rent and anything I didn’t get from CCS and medical organizations
In reply to I have two minor boy that are by Veronica Gutierrez (not verified)
Hi Veronica,
The SSA reduces SSI payments when child support is also being received.
How many hours can I work while on social Security
In reply to How many hours can I work by Kiki (not verified)
Hi Kiki,
The amount of hours does not matter. If you earn more than $850/month you could trigger a trial work period.
Can I work 40 hours a week on disability without getting cut off disability
In reply to Can I work 40 hours a week on by Marcus (not verified)
Hi Marcus,
The amount of hours does not matter, but if you earn more than $750/Month, that could trigger a trial work period.
I started working Uber last month. Can I deduct gas and tolls. Because if I can;t Im toast
In reply to I started working Uber last by Sal (not verified)
Hi Sal,
I really can't say for sure. But you need to report any income you make from Uber to the SSA.
If I work 30 hours a week. 28 hours paid per week will I still be ok.
In reply to If I work 30 hours a week. by Keith Mauldin (not verified)
Hi Keith,
The amount of hours you work per week does not matter. If you earn more than $771 per month, that could trigger a trial work period.
My employer needs me to work a extra shift for the next two weeks. Will this affect my disability?
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