In 2024, every SSDI beneficiary will see another welcome increase in their monthly benefits due to the new cost-of-living adjustment (COLA). With rising prices and an increasingly challenging economy, a slightly bigger monthly disability payout will help recipients in need.
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How Do Veterans Qualify For Automobile Allowance And Adaptive Equipment?
If you have service-connected disabilities, finding appropriate transportation can be a challenge. Fortunately, the VA offers specific programs like the Automobile Allowance and Adaptive Equipment to help address these needs. Learn more about each program’s details and how you can…
Can You Get SSDI For Early-Onset Dementia?
Facing a diagnosis of early-onset dementia is painful for you and your loved ones. From work to relationships, your life will significantly transform as time goes on. As you navigate through this period, one question you might have is whether…
Main Differences Between Workers’ Comp And Personal Injury Claims
Accidents can happen anytime and anywhere. Whether it’s on the job or because of someone’s negligent actions, knowing what your legal options are is crucial. Workers’ comp and personal injury claims are two common ways to receive compensation, but they…
How To Receive VA Disability Benefits For Tinnitus
When you serve in the military, certain health conditions may emerge after you finish. Among the many post-service health conditions veterans face, tinnitus is one of the most common. The Veterans Affairs (VA) system acknowledges this issue and offers affected…
Will Getting Divorced Affect Your SSDI Benefits?
Navigating life’s challenges, such as divorce, can be incredibly stressful. When you pair it with concerns about how it can affect your Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits, it’s easy for many people to get overwhelmed. However, learning more about…
Gov. Kathy Hochul Passes Multiple Bills Expanding Workers’ Rights
Last month, Governor Kathy Hochul passed legislation to support workers’ rights further. Through these new laws, employees can expect increased protections, higher workers’ comp pay, and better workplace conditions across the state. What Type Of Legislation Was Passed To Help…
Will A New Government Shutdown Affect VA Disability Payments?
As another potential government shutdown may happen as soon as October 1st, veterans nationwide worry about their benefits being paused. Any disruption to these because of a shutdown could have significant repercussions. But are you actually in danger of…
New Bipartisan Bill Would Improve Financial Security For SSDI Beneficiaries
Last week, Senators Sherrod Brown (D-OH) and Bill Cassidy (R-LA) passed the SSI Savings Penalty Elimination Act. If it goes forward, the bill would create a more equitable system for SSDI beneficiaries struggling with inflation and rising living costs. What…
How Do Secondary Injuries Impact A Workers’ Compensation Claim?
If you suffered a work injury, it may take a long time to recover from your damages. Thankfully, your workers’ compensation benefits will help cover medical expenses and lost wages until you recover. But what if you suffer another injury…