You cannot receive a full SSI benefit and a full SSD benefit for the same month. The amount you receive will be the higher of the two amounts even though when Social Security calculates it, you may get some SSI and SSD or vice versa.
Social Security Disability Blog Posts:
Navigating Disability Benefits
Creating A My Social Security Account: Why it is Important
Social Media and Your SSD Benefits.
Navigating Disability Benefits
Disability benefits, provided through programs like Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI), offer vital support to individuals unable to work due to
Creating A My Social Security Account: Why it is Important
Creating a my social security account through the SSA’s website is a free and secure way to access your personal Social Security Information at any time. This account is beneficial for those
Social Media and Your SSD Benefits.
How Your SSD Benefits can be Affected by What You Post on Social Media. Social Security, in its budget request to Congress last year, said it would look into expanding the use of social media
Social Security Disability FAQ:
What Insurance Do You Get With Social Security Disability?
Can Social Security Disability Insurance/Supplemental Security Income Benefits Be Paid Retroactively?
Can I Get SSD Benefits Because I Have Schizophrenia?
What Does Alleged Onset Date (AOD) Mean for Social Security Disability?
What Insurance Do You Get With Social Security Disability?
When you get Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI), you may get Medicare. SSDI is funded through your payroll taxes and is available if you worked a certain number of years and contribute to
Can Social Security Disability Insurance/Supplemental Security Income Benefits Be Paid Retroactively?
Social Security Disability Insurance benefits can be paid retroactively. Supplemental Security Income benefits cannot. Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) offers retroactive benefits to cover
Can I Get SSD Benefits Because I Have Schizophrenia?
The answer is you might be able to get Social Security Disability because you have been diagnosed with schizophrenia. The diagnosis alone is not enough to entitle you to Social Security Disability
What Does Alleged Onset Date (AOD) Mean for Social Security Disability?
The alleged onset date is the day you claim that your disability began. This is not necessarily the day you were diagnosed, but the day that your disability began preventing you from working. You note
