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How Social Security Disability is Calculated

Devin Carroll, CFP® 63 views

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Great video, thanks I have 4 years of very low or zero income while I took care of my mother who had cancer Should I request a recalculation ?
Comment from : @thomasgronek6469

808 that was a good explanation
Comment from : @politicalactivism975

Blah, blah, blah… Just state the fricken facts… you add layers of confusion…
Comment from : @Naturalook

What if you became disabled at early age and didn't pay taxes on but 17 years and I'm 64
Comment from : @terryhess9486

I am on SSDI currently we’re on SSDI in 2007 I never received my backpay Is it too late to pursue it? I got SSDI approval on the first try myself no attorney needed!
Comment from : @bradleyvanzile1111

Please tell me what is the qualifications for your disability pay
Comment from : @Daniel-uo8ee

I watch all of MrGinsbergs videos Very informative
Comment from : @deedeepartlow1318

Thank you for sharing the information
Comment from : @visaghanbhaskaran1527

It's not 10 years they go back it's only five, I wasn't able to work a legit job for 5 years prior to being approved if they just went one more year back I'd probably be getting way more than $943 a month try living on that
Comment from : @BruceSmith-t4i

If you filed for ssdi due to blindness or loss of vision, for that case the math is entirely different
Comment from : @romeysiamese6662

😵
Comment from : @freddigreen5143

不会再结婚，要前夫的一半，要豁免权
Comment from : @bzscck4496

I had been working since I was 18 and it was 1993 when I turned 22 I became disabled at 31 years old, in late 2002 I've been receiving SSDI for over 21 years now with a check at just over $2800 I imagine my disability will continue until I am 67 I heard that you automatically switch over to Social Secuirty from SSDI at 67 I also heard that I'd be getting the same check But this confuses me, no one talks about the formula which is used at 67 for SSDi recipients Will it be top 35 years AIME (I only worked 13 years) or will I really continue to get the same $2800 check at 67?
Comment from : @jenniferw8963

Been on disability now for some time When I hit 62 what happens? Can the amount I get go down? It's not very much now so I hope not When I hit 62 will it switch from SSDI to just SS and like I'm retired?
Comment from : @kb9liq

Great video! How do you know how much money you will get? Is it the same amount for everyone? Is this what you pay into it? I heard they go off the last quarter of your earnings for that year for SSI/SSDI?
Comment from : @russiandoll5858

What I use to get from ssi
Comment from : @BeverlyWilliams-eb8bv

Most people are not approved the first time , usually takes 3 I was within 5 months , i thought am i that screwed up ?
Comment from : @eddiekulp1241

Cant follow this , you dont know what the indexed adjustments are , worthless to try to figure out
Comment from : @eddiekulp1241

SSDI caculation seems off brIt gave me $3668
Comment from : @timothycoleman8916

听证会，一次不行，两次，三次，四次，既然背后里能捣鬼，还怕我们光明正大的说出来吗！
Comment from : @bzscck4496

正如油管小人捣鬼一样，到处有人在背后捣鬼，不敢公开站出来，到处盗用别人的名字，自己玩吧！
Comment from : @bzscck4496

Thank you! ❤
Comment from : @mainemermaid6596

I've been on SSI all my adult life I am 30 years old I finally have enough credits and just gotta proved my average incomes were between Between $9000 $14000 during those 5 years with one year of 17000 will I get more than I was getting on SSI they? Have to at least give you the minimum SSI rate even though you are on SSDII still work part time so I don't know How that works?
Comment from : @brettduffy1992

Is this information not available on the social security website?
Comment from : @EmmaDee

What about covid everyone closed downcan't justify 60 percent on those years
Comment from : @garykeating2074

I had to get disability in my 40’s
Comment from : @DeviantMotives

I'm Totally Confused 😕😐😅🙃
Comment from : @mikeappignani4383

Hello, my son is on ssd This is grateful topic
Comment from : @cynthiakneisler4003

If you were seeking out help with vocational rehab does that count against the SSDI benefit amount
Comment from : @JCinLapel

If you become disabled after retirement, there are no extra benefits???
Comment from : @donnawoodford6641

I have a question I retired at 62 due to me not being able to hold out to work I'm now 64 and applied for help through social services to get on Medicaid My social worker wants me to file for disability Will that be less than what I'm receiving now through social security? My fear is that if I sign the papers she sent me to apply for disability that my monthly income will decrease I see a specialist for some of my chronic diseases but for the main reason why I stopped working I have not been to a doctor, mainly due to cost I'm a nurse and know what I can and cannot do Please respond Thank you in advance
Comment from : @sandrataylor2323

border jumpers dont pay ANYTHING n get a FULL CHECK!!
Comment from : @billflatt1

what i would like to know is how they only count your LAST 10 yrsof imput to calculate your checkbut all the border jumping foriegners get the FULL MONTY!!!
Comment from : @billflatt1

@Devon Carroll Can you tell us how the SSDI benefit converts to a retirement benefit when the disabled person reaches retirement age? Does it stay the same? Does it happen at age 62? Is it automatic or does the disabled person have to file?
Comment from : @amenditman

Oh boy THIS I have never heard I don't recall my attorney asking me about yrs off for child care But I'm not sure if there was a full yearother than piecemeal I think mine was pretty much right tho It was done on 30yrs minus whatever you said hahabrWhat I need to know is what happens when I turn 62? I'm pushing 61 nowbrCan you help me understand and prepare?brThank you very much for all your help Devin Have a safe lovely day sir!🙏🌄🙋🏼‍♀️ Or you know do a follow-up to this vid?😏
Comment from : @laurametheny1008

It was soo great to see you recommend Jonathan Ginsberg’s videos here In my opinion, you, Ginsberg, and Brian from Disability Digest are the top 3 most helpful people on YouTube for SSDI matters
Comment from : @59phonebone

I did not even know I needed this information Thanks a lot
Comment from : @davidcarbery2388

I have a question about Medicare If I am reserving SS checks before I turn 65 will I automatically be in rolled in to Medicare when I turn 65?
Comment from : @loylssouthernacres9890

I can tell you this much, if a person is disabled because of a work related injury, SS will screw you out of your monthly check if you receive a settlement from the workers comp insurance company , this is Wrong!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The settlement is for your injury and has nothing to do with SS
Comment from : @sidallen685

Thank you so much for this great information Excellent research
Comment from : @carmenfigueroa9500

I've been on disability since 2011 how do I find if are what I'm going to be getting
Comment from : @sheilacollum4530

Need to know social security medication savings program and how it's calculated
Comment from : @ddmore4me

Have you lost weight?
Comment from : @ldaniels

At what age will my ss disability status change to ss retirement I'm 63 now My friend's flipped over at 63 but not mines
Comment from : @cynthiahammett8484

Finally some good info I have been looking searching for a long time, Only thing I looking for now is inflation factor for 2019
Comment from : @rappwash

Thank you, keep up the good work
Comment from : @flacodanny7369

What happens when you were a stay at home and did not work how do they determine your SSD for payment
Comment from : @bettyjeanheinsohn9945

The more I watch these videos, the more I hope I don't live much longer,
Comment from : @Inferno5150

Disability just flows into Soc Sec No change
Comment from : @sharonp4446

If you have a pension that also have disability benefit how does that impact Social Security Disability?
Comment from : @magyarpropertymanagement3209

If I am receiving disability benefits, and I reach my retirement age will my disability benefit stop once I file for retirement benefits or will I still receive both benefits
Comment from : @jamesbutler2596

Can i still get retirement benefits while getting social security disability
Comment from : @lasparklecovington1238

Hello sir,brCan you please help me I am in my sixties I have a terminally ill son he is on ssi he was born with heart disease he had his second heart attack in December he is 38 year's old what I like to know can I put him under my social security I desperately need the medical part for him under ssi he gets Medicaid not Medicare I can not get the medicine he needs without paying for some of them some I can not even afford I just need to know if he can be put on mine he does live with me after the heart attack he is now in a wheelchair he can not walk anymore 😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔brPlease if you can help 😔
Comment from : @lindajedeon9441

I became disabled in 2005, I was 38 years old Since that time both my parents died Can this change the way my benefits are calculated?
Comment from : @JoAnnCarpenter815

If I’m divorced and remarried and disabled What do i get i was married 18 years and now 15 the second time so far Do i get anything from my first marriage
Comment from : @donnarasp3738

I BECOME DISABLED WHEN I WAS 50 YEARS OLD SO HOW MUCH WILL GET WHEN I TURN 65 YEARS OLD THIS YEAR?????
Comment from : @alberthernandez5650

What happens if you've been on SSDI for a long time and you turn 65 do you lose it and if they turn it to social security will the amount of money I get be lower
Comment from : @debraparks7498