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I guess maybe I'm missing what your asking then?

I guess maybe I'm missing what your asking then?

I guess maybe I'm missing what your asking then?

Carly, 1. If you earn $721 (or more) in a month, that is counted as a TRIAL WORK MONTH 2. In a 60 month rolling period, you have 9 trial work months 3. Once you use all 9 of your trial work months, you WILL lose your benefits for ANY month that you go over $999 Bottom line, KEEP YOUR...

Carly, 1. If you earn $721 (or more) in a month, that is counted as a TRIAL WORK MONTH 2. In a 60 month rolling period, you have 9 trial work months 3. Once you use all 9 of your trial work months, you WILL lose your benefits for ANY month that you go over $999 Bottom line, KEEP YOUR...

Carly, <br />1. If you earn $721 (or more) in a month, that is counted as a TRIAL WORK MONTH <br />2. In a 60 month rolling period, you have 9 trial work months <br />3. Once you use all 9 of your trial work months, you WILL lose your benefits for ANY month that you go over $999 <br /> <br...

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>MsPeliAmour</b></i> So Julie in the information for the link you posted it states: After your trial work period, you have 36 months during which you can work and still receive benefits for any month your earnings are not...

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>MsPeliAmour</b></i> So Julie in the information for the link you posted it states: After your trial work period, you have 36 months during which you can work and still receive benefits for any month your earnings are not...

<p><div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>MsPeliAmour</b></i> So Julie in the information for the link you posted it states: After your trial work period, you have 36 months during which you can work and still receive benefits for any month your earnings are not...

Mary, hate to be the bearer of bad news but I think you need to financially prepare yourself for an overpayment notice from SSA. That, unfortunately, is not how the law works. You have nine trial working months- PERIOD. A trial working month is ANY month (for 2011) that you earn over $720 a...

Mary, hate to be the bearer of bad news but I think you need to financially prepare yourself for an overpayment notice from SSA. That, unfortunately, is not how the law works. You have nine trial working months- PERIOD. A trial working month is ANY month (for 2011) that you earn over $720 a...

Mary, hate to be the bearer of bad news but I think you need to financially prepare yourself for an overpayment notice from SSA. That, unfortunately, is not how the law works. <br /> <br />You have nine trial working months- PERIOD. A trial working month is ANY month (for 2011) that you earn...

They only count income from WORKING, so no, it will not count. But why don't you call SSA just so you can get the confirmation you need from them?

They only count income from WORKING, so no, it will not count. But why don't you call SSA just so you can get the confirmation you need from them?

They only count income from WORKING, so no, it will not count. But why don't you call SSA just so you can get the confirmation you need from them?

Musclemania, it's 9 months that you can get BOTH the SSDI and your income from WORK if the income from work is over the "substantial" threashold (this year that threashold is $1000). Your medicare/medicaid benefits can be extended for MUCH longer (medicaid being state dependent though) than...

Musclemania, it's 9 months that you can get BOTH the SSDI and your income from WORK if the income from work is over the "substantial" threashold (this year that threashold is $1000). Your medicare/medicaid benefits can be extended for MUCH longer (medicaid being state dependent though) than...

Musclemania, it's 9 months that you can get BOTH the SSDI and your income from WORK if the income from work is over the "substantial" threashold (this year that threashold is $1000). <br /> <br />Your medicare/medicaid benefits can be extended for MUCH longer (medicaid being state dependent...

Musclemania, it's 9 months that you can get BOTH the SSDI and your income from WORK if the income from work is over the "substantial" threashold (this year that threashold is $1000). Your medicare/medicaid benefits can be extended for MUCH longer (medicaid being state dependent though) than...