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Awesome Kevin! this is so amazing!!!

Awesome Kevin! this is so amazing!!!

Awesome Kevin! this is so amazing!!! <br />

Awesome Kevin! this is so amazing!!!

Awesome Kevin! this is so amazing!!!

Awesome Kevin! this is so amazing!!! <br />

If you work you are "supposed to" report it to SSA. however, many people don't. Therefore they generally get the information that you are working when your employer reports it monthly or quarterly in their tax statements. it certainly wouldn't hurt to notify them you are withdrawing funds...

If you work you are "supposed to" report it to SSA. however, many people don't. Therefore they generally get the information that you are working when your employer reports it monthly or quarterly in their tax statements. it certainly wouldn't hurt to notify them you are withdrawing funds...

If you work you are "supposed to" report it to SSA. however, many people don't. Therefore they generally get the information that you are working when your employer reports it monthly or quarterly in their tax statements. <br /> <br />it certainly wouldn't hurt to notify them you are...

SSDI is ONLY affected by income earned from WORK. So no, if you withdraw those funds then you will not be penalized as having it as income for SSDI. As far as the state retirement fund, since it is not federal different penalization rules might or might not apply. I would check with the state...

SSDI is ONLY affected by income earned from WORK. So no, if you withdraw those funds then you will not be penalized as having it as income for SSDI. As far as the state retirement fund, since it is not federal different penalization rules might or might not apply. I would check with the state...

SSDI is ONLY affected by income earned from WORK. So no, if you withdraw those funds then you will not be penalized as having it as income for SSDI. <br /> <br />As far as the state retirement fund, since it is not federal different penalization rules might or might not apply. I would check...

There is SSDI if you have work history, and you can still work and earn up to $1000 a month on SSDI and keep your SSDI. You can also get student loans discharged if you are under the federal poverty level for a family size of 2 (regardless of your family size). If you got disability...

There is SSDI if you have work history, and you can still work and earn up to $1000 a month on SSDI and keep your SSDI. You can also get student loans discharged if you are under the federal poverty level for a family size of 2 (regardless of your family size). If you got disability...

There is SSDI if you have work history, and you can still work and earn up to $1000 a month on SSDI and keep your SSDI. <br /> <br />You can also get student loans discharged if you are under the federal poverty level for a family size of 2 (regardless of your family size). <br /> <br />If you...

Preachin to the choir Musclemania! This has been my #1 beef with the foundation for several years now. Great, so they fund all these awesome meds and great research that PROLONGS the life of CFers. I think that is wonderful. BUT, not so wonderful when the QUALITY OF LIFE goes down the...

Preachin to the choir Musclemania! This has been my #1 beef with the foundation for several years now. Great, so they fund all these awesome meds and great research that PROLONGS the life of CFers. I think that is wonderful. BUT, not so wonderful when the QUALITY OF LIFE goes down the...

Preachin to the choir Musclemania! This has been my #1 beef with the foundation for several years now. Great, so they fund all these awesome meds and great research that PROLONGS the life of CFers. I think that is wonderful. BUT, not so wonderful when the QUALITY OF LIFE goes down the...

Your child can qualify for SSI, but it is based on the household size and household income. If you have a retired/disabled parent or grandparent who is recieving SSDI or SSA retirement payments, you can apply to have your child recieve benefits off of them, which would NOT be affected by...

Your child can qualify for SSI, but it is based on the household size and household income. If you have a retired/disabled parent or grandparent who is recieving SSDI or SSA retirement payments, you can apply to have your child recieve benefits off of them, which would NOT be affected by...