I am curious if anyone is aware of how much money a person receiving SSDI benefits can earn without losing any of their benefits? I currently receive disability payments and have Medicare A and B. I also have my Medicare premiums paid for by the government and I have a card from Ky that pays for my doctors bills and hospitalizations. I also have Medicare Part D coverage that covers most but not all of my medicine bills.I pay $3.50 a month for premium for my Medicare Part D plan and then I pay $5.35 for my Seroquel ans $2.35 for my thyroid medicine.
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Q: Working without losing any benefits
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7/16/08 5:21pm
Hi Janet,
There's a maximum earned income that enables you to still collect SSD or SSI, the best thing to do is check the government's social security web site, www.ssa.gov . It has tons of information about collecting benefits while working at a job.
Cheers,
Chris
7/16/08 2:42pm
depends on how much you earn. you earn over a certain amount, then they start cutting you, i think.
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