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SSDI...made too much $ in 2007
- Thread starter Kelli
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Kelli, I sent you an email, but I'll summarize here as it might benefit others. This has all been confirmed by an email from SSA.
Basically, any month in 2007 where you earned over $640 counts as a Trial Work Period (TWP). In a 60 month rolling period, you can have 9 of these months, (TWP), where you earn over $640.
During these 9 months of your TWP, you can make unlimited amount of income from work, and still recieve 100% of your SSDI.
Once you reach 9 months (and they don't have to be consecutive) they then look at HOW much you are making (whereas before they only cared if it was over $640 or not). For any month that you earned over $900 (for 2007), you do not get your SSDI benefits. The $900 is referred to as Substatial Gainful Activity (SGA)
However, if you have a month(s) that go under that $900, even after you've completed your TWP, then you are elgible for benefits.
Basically, any month in 2007 where you earned over $640 counts as a Trial Work Period (TWP). In a 60 month rolling period, you can have 9 of these months, (TWP), where you earn over $640.
During these 9 months of your TWP, you can make unlimited amount of income from work, and still recieve 100% of your SSDI.
Once you reach 9 months (and they don't have to be consecutive) they then look at HOW much you are making (whereas before they only cared if it was over $640 or not). For any month that you earned over $900 (for 2007), you do not get your SSDI benefits. The $900 is referred to as Substatial Gainful Activity (SGA)
However, if you have a month(s) that go under that $900, even after you've completed your TWP, then you are elgible for benefits.
Kelli, I sent you an email, but I'll summarize here as it might benefit others. This has all been confirmed by an email from SSA.
Basically, any month in 2007 where you earned over $640 counts as a Trial Work Period (TWP). In a 60 month rolling period, you can have 9 of these months, (TWP), where you earn over $640.
During these 9 months of your TWP, you can make unlimited amount of income from work, and still recieve 100% of your SSDI.
Once you reach 9 months (and they don't have to be consecutive) they then look at HOW much you are making (whereas before they only cared if it was over $640 or not). For any month that you earned over $900 (for 2007), you do not get your SSDI benefits. The $900 is referred to as Substatial Gainful Activity (SGA)
However, if you have a month(s) that go under that $900, even after you've completed your TWP, then you are elgible for benefits.
Basically, any month in 2007 where you earned over $640 counts as a Trial Work Period (TWP). In a 60 month rolling period, you can have 9 of these months, (TWP), where you earn over $640.
During these 9 months of your TWP, you can make unlimited amount of income from work, and still recieve 100% of your SSDI.
Once you reach 9 months (and they don't have to be consecutive) they then look at HOW much you are making (whereas before they only cared if it was over $640 or not). For any month that you earned over $900 (for 2007), you do not get your SSDI benefits. The $900 is referred to as Substatial Gainful Activity (SGA)
However, if you have a month(s) that go under that $900, even after you've completed your TWP, then you are elgible for benefits.
Kelli, I sent you an email, but I'll summarize here as it might benefit others. This has all been confirmed by an email from SSA.
Basically, any month in 2007 where you earned over $640 counts as a Trial Work Period (TWP). In a 60 month rolling period, you can have 9 of these months, (TWP), where you earn over $640.
During these 9 months of your TWP, you can make unlimited amount of income from work, and still recieve 100% of your SSDI.
Once you reach 9 months (and they don't have to be consecutive) they then look at HOW much you are making (whereas before they only cared if it was over $640 or not). For any month that you earned over $900 (for 2007), you do not get your SSDI benefits. The $900 is referred to as Substatial Gainful Activity (SGA)
However, if you have a month(s) that go under that $900, even after you've completed your TWP, then you are elgible for benefits.
Basically, any month in 2007 where you earned over $640 counts as a Trial Work Period (TWP). In a 60 month rolling period, you can have 9 of these months, (TWP), where you earn over $640.
During these 9 months of your TWP, you can make unlimited amount of income from work, and still recieve 100% of your SSDI.
Once you reach 9 months (and they don't have to be consecutive) they then look at HOW much you are making (whereas before they only cared if it was over $640 or not). For any month that you earned over $900 (for 2007), you do not get your SSDI benefits. The $900 is referred to as Substatial Gainful Activity (SGA)
However, if you have a month(s) that go under that $900, even after you've completed your TWP, then you are elgible for benefits.
Kelli, I sent you an email, but I'll summarize here as it might benefit others. This has all been confirmed by an email from SSA.
Basically, any month in 2007 where you earned over $640 counts as a Trial Work Period (TWP). In a 60 month rolling period, you can have 9 of these months, (TWP), where you earn over $640.
During these 9 months of your TWP, you can make unlimited amount of income from work, and still recieve 100% of your SSDI.
Once you reach 9 months (and they don't have to be consecutive) they then look at HOW much you are making (whereas before they only cared if it was over $640 or not). For any month that you earned over $900 (for 2007), you do not get your SSDI benefits. The $900 is referred to as Substatial Gainful Activity (SGA)
However, if you have a month(s) that go under that $900, even after you've completed your TWP, then you are elgible for benefits.
Basically, any month in 2007 where you earned over $640 counts as a Trial Work Period (TWP). In a 60 month rolling period, you can have 9 of these months, (TWP), where you earn over $640.
During these 9 months of your TWP, you can make unlimited amount of income from work, and still recieve 100% of your SSDI.
Once you reach 9 months (and they don't have to be consecutive) they then look at HOW much you are making (whereas before they only cared if it was over $640 or not). For any month that you earned over $900 (for 2007), you do not get your SSDI benefits. The $900 is referred to as Substatial Gainful Activity (SGA)
However, if you have a month(s) that go under that $900, even after you've completed your TWP, then you are elgible for benefits.
Kelli, I sent you an email, but I'll summarize here as it might benefit others. This has all been confirmed by an email from SSA.
<br />
<br />Basically, any month in 2007 where you earned over $640 counts as a Trial Work Period (TWP). In a 60 month rolling period, you can have 9 of these months, (TWP), where you earn over $640.
<br />
<br />During these 9 months of your TWP, you can make unlimited amount of income from work, and still recieve 100% of your SSDI.
<br />
<br />Once you reach 9 months (and they don't have to be consecutive) they then look at HOW much you are making (whereas before they only cared if it was over $640 or not). For any month that you earned over $900 (for 2007), you do not get your SSDI benefits. The $900 is referred to as Substatial Gainful Activity (SGA)
<br />
<br />However, if you have a month(s) that go under that $900, even after you've completed your TWP, then you are elgible for benefits.
<br />
<br />
<br />Basically, any month in 2007 where you earned over $640 counts as a Trial Work Period (TWP). In a 60 month rolling period, you can have 9 of these months, (TWP), where you earn over $640.
<br />
<br />During these 9 months of your TWP, you can make unlimited amount of income from work, and still recieve 100% of your SSDI.
<br />
<br />Once you reach 9 months (and they don't have to be consecutive) they then look at HOW much you are making (whereas before they only cared if it was over $640 or not). For any month that you earned over $900 (for 2007), you do not get your SSDI benefits. The $900 is referred to as Substatial Gainful Activity (SGA)
<br />
<br />However, if you have a month(s) that go under that $900, even after you've completed your TWP, then you are elgible for benefits.
<br />
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65rosessamurai
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<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>julie</b></i>
FIRE That lawyer, today, yesterda.... FIRE them. There is NO reason why you have been waiting so long. Could you contact me off the board Kris? I'd love to help you out with this......</end quote></div>
Julie, prime example why you'd pass the BAR...you know more than the lawyers do! LOL
I hope Kris's claim goes through after your help, Julie! Good luck and make sure Kris gets reimbursed from the Lawyer fees as well! <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0">
FIRE That lawyer, today, yesterda.... FIRE them. There is NO reason why you have been waiting so long. Could you contact me off the board Kris? I'd love to help you out with this......</end quote></div>
Julie, prime example why you'd pass the BAR...you know more than the lawyers do! LOL
I hope Kris's claim goes through after your help, Julie! Good luck and make sure Kris gets reimbursed from the Lawyer fees as well! <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0">
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65rosessamurai
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<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>julie</b></i>
FIRE That lawyer, today, yesterda.... FIRE them. There is NO reason why you have been waiting so long. Could you contact me off the board Kris? I'd love to help you out with this......</end quote></div>
Julie, prime example why you'd pass the BAR...you know more than the lawyers do! LOL
I hope Kris's claim goes through after your help, Julie! Good luck and make sure Kris gets reimbursed from the Lawyer fees as well! <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0">
FIRE That lawyer, today, yesterda.... FIRE them. There is NO reason why you have been waiting so long. Could you contact me off the board Kris? I'd love to help you out with this......</end quote></div>
Julie, prime example why you'd pass the BAR...you know more than the lawyers do! LOL
I hope Kris's claim goes through after your help, Julie! Good luck and make sure Kris gets reimbursed from the Lawyer fees as well! <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0">
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65rosessamurai
Guest
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>julie</b></i>
FIRE That lawyer, today, yesterda.... FIRE them. There is NO reason why you have been waiting so long. Could you contact me off the board Kris? I'd love to help you out with this......</end quote></div>
Julie, prime example why you'd pass the BAR...you know more than the lawyers do! LOL
I hope Kris's claim goes through after your help, Julie! Good luck and make sure Kris gets reimbursed from the Lawyer fees as well! <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0">
FIRE That lawyer, today, yesterda.... FIRE them. There is NO reason why you have been waiting so long. Could you contact me off the board Kris? I'd love to help you out with this......</end quote></div>
Julie, prime example why you'd pass the BAR...you know more than the lawyers do! LOL
I hope Kris's claim goes through after your help, Julie! Good luck and make sure Kris gets reimbursed from the Lawyer fees as well! <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0">
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65rosessamurai
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<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>julie</b></i>
FIRE That lawyer, today, yesterda.... FIRE them. There is NO reason why you have been waiting so long. Could you contact me off the board Kris? I'd love to help you out with this......</end quote>
Julie, prime example why you'd pass the BAR...you know more than the lawyers do! LOL
I hope Kris's claim goes through after your help, Julie! Good luck and make sure Kris gets reimbursed from the Lawyer fees as well! <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0">
FIRE That lawyer, today, yesterda.... FIRE them. There is NO reason why you have been waiting so long. Could you contact me off the board Kris? I'd love to help you out with this......</end quote>
Julie, prime example why you'd pass the BAR...you know more than the lawyers do! LOL
I hope Kris's claim goes through after your help, Julie! Good luck and make sure Kris gets reimbursed from the Lawyer fees as well! <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0">
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65rosessamurai
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<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>julie</b></i>
<br />
<br />FIRE That lawyer, today, yesterda.... FIRE them. There is NO reason why you have been waiting so long. Could you contact me off the board Kris? I'd love to help you out with this......</end quote>
<br />
<br />Julie, prime example why you'd pass the BAR...you know more than the lawyers do! LOL
<br />
<br />I hope Kris's claim goes through after your help, Julie! Good luck and make sure Kris gets reimbursed from the Lawyer fees as well! <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0">
<br />
<br />FIRE That lawyer, today, yesterda.... FIRE them. There is NO reason why you have been waiting so long. Could you contact me off the board Kris? I'd love to help you out with this......</end quote>
<br />
<br />Julie, prime example why you'd pass the BAR...you know more than the lawyers do! LOL
<br />
<br />I hope Kris's claim goes through after your help, Julie! Good luck and make sure Kris gets reimbursed from the Lawyer fees as well! <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0">
bagged2drag
Active member
krisjohn53223: Same thing happened to me. I went over a few months and now I have to pay back, ironically, about 28000 as well. I just let them intercept my taxes, as I am now back to work full time and feeling well. It'll take years to pay it all back, but theres not much that I can do.
bagged2drag
Active member
krisjohn53223: Same thing happened to me. I went over a few months and now I have to pay back, ironically, about 28000 as well. I just let them intercept my taxes, as I am now back to work full time and feeling well. It'll take years to pay it all back, but theres not much that I can do.
bagged2drag
Active member
krisjohn53223: Same thing happened to me. I went over a few months and now I have to pay back, ironically, about 28000 as well. I just let them intercept my taxes, as I am now back to work full time and feeling well. It'll take years to pay it all back, but theres not much that I can do.
bagged2drag
Active member
krisjohn53223: Same thing happened to me. I went over a few months and now I have to pay back, ironically, about 28000 as well. I just let them intercept my taxes, as I am now back to work full time and feeling well. It'll take years to pay it all back, but theres not much that I can do.
bagged2drag
Active member
krisjohn53223: Same thing happened to me. I went over a few months and now I have to pay back, ironically, about 28000 as well. I just let them intercept my taxes, as I am now back to work full time and feeling well. It'll take years to pay it all back, but theres not much that I can do.