You may have heard that people who can work, even a little, cannot qualify for Social Security Disability benefits. That, fortunately, is not true. Many disabled people are able to work a few hours a week at jobs they are able to handle despite the disability. You can make a few hundred dollars a month and still qualify for Social Security Disability benefits.
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The advice our Social Security Disability lawyers give claimants is to work if you’re able to. You need the money and there’s a good feeling about providing at least some of your own income even though you aren’t able to be as productive as you once were.
The Social Security Administration does put a limit on how much you can earn and still qualify for disability benefits.
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