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What is SSDI? SSDI, or Social Security disability insurance, provides income for U.S. workers who have become disabled and are no longer able to engage in substantial gainful activity. SSDI is different from private disability insurance because it is available to...
Can I Receive Unemployment While Collecting Long-Term Disability? The short answer is “probably not.” While there may be exceptions, long-term disability (LTD) and unemployment insurance are usually mutually exclusive. That’s because LTD benefits are intended for...
What Does SSDI Consider Substantial Gainful Activity? If you’re applying for Social Security disability (SSDI), “substantial gainful activity” (SGA) is a very important concept. Part of the standard for being eligible for SSDI is that you are unable to engage in...
How to Speed Up Your Social Security Disability Claim – MATT SAUERWALD, PRESIDENT, DISABILITY HELP GROUP Matt Sauerwald is on the nation’s leading Disability Advocates. Across his career, Matt has developed a deep knowledge of Social Security disability law. He is...
Monthly Income on SSDI Social Security disability benefits (SSDI) can be a lifeline for workers who are no longer able to earn a living due to disability. If you’re in the process of applying for or appealing denial of SSDI benefits, you’re probably wondering how much...
Social Security Disability Myths BUSTED - Matt Sauerwald, President, Disability Help Group Matt Sauerwald is one of the nation’s top Disability Advocates. Matt has spent more than a decade helping people who are unable to work due to a disability, representing...
How to File a Social Security Disability Application You have multiple options for filing an SSDI application. The Social Security Administration (SSA) recommends filing online and treats the online application as the default method. Here are a few reasons you may...
Does Social Security Disability Spy On You? You’ve probably heard stories about disability insurance companies or workers’ compensation insurance carriers hiring private investigators to try to disprove disability or injury claims. Those stories aren’t urban...
How Long Will It Take to Get a Decision on My Social Security Disability? If you’re unable to work, you’ll obviously want to get Social Security disability benefits as quickly as possible. Unfortunately, the SSDI application and appeals processes are not quick. So,...
TOP 5 MISTAKES WHEN APPEALING YOUR DENIED DISABILITY CLAIM - Matt Sauerwald, Vice-President, Disability Help Group Matt Sauerwald is one of the top SSDI Advocates in the United States. With an abundance of knowledge and expertise in Disability law, Matt has...
Top Mistakes That Will Get Your Disability Claim Denied Every Time. - Matt Sauerwald, Vice-President, Disability Help Group Matt Sauerwald is one of the top Disability Advocates in the U.S. Matt has a wealth of knowledge and expertise in Social Security...
Top 5 things you must do to get your disability claim approved. - Matt Sauerwald, Vice-President, Disability Help Group Matt Sauerwald, a prominent Disability Advocate in the U.S. has a wealth of knowledge and expertise in Social Security Disability law. Matt...
Top 5 Reasons to Work with A Disability Advocate - Matt Sauerwald, Vice-President, Disability Help Group Matt Sauerwald is one of the leading Disability Advocate’s in the U.S. With a wealth of knowledge and expertise in Social Security Disability law, he...
Will I Have to Pay Back My Long-Term Disability? When you suffer an injury or other disability, you may have different types of benefits available. For example, if you’re injured on the job, you may receive workers’ compensation benefits. And, if you have coverage...
What Does “Appeal Under Review” Mean for SSDI? The Social Security Administration’s “appeal under review” update in the Social Security disability (SSDI) appeals process can be perplexing. The notification advises you that a decision has been made. You read all of the...
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