If you receive Social Security benefits you should keep track of the Social Security payment schedule so that you will know when your September 2024 Social Security benefits will arrive.

Social Security benefits are paid once a month to people who have been approved for any of the different types of benefits that the SSA offers.

It can be tough to make that money stretch for a whole month. But, knowing what day you will receive your benefits each month makes it a little easier to budget for your expenses.

If you’re a military veteran that is now paralyzed and can’t work you may qualify for Social Security disability benefits as well as your VA disability benefits.

Many veterans worry that they will lose their VA benefits if they apply for Social Security disability benefits.

You don’t have to choose one type or benefit or the other. You can receive both VA disability benefits and Social Security disability benefits if you qualify for Social Security disability benefits.

Qualifying For Disability Benefits When Paralyzed

March is kidney cancer awareness month. If you have been diagnosed with kidney disease and now you can’t work because of the cancer or because of the treatment that you need you can apply for Social Security disability benefits.

If you have worked before and you expect that you won’t be able to work for at least a year you are eligible to apply for disability benefits. The money from disability benefits can be used to pay for your living expenses or medical expenses.

February is gallbladder and bile duct cancer awareness month. If you’ve been diagnosed with gallbladder and bile duct cancer and you can’t work because of it you may be eligible for Social Security disability benefits.

Anyone that has worked in the past but can’t work now because of an illness and expects that they won’t be able to work for at least a year can apply for disability benefits.

When you apply for Social Security disability benefits, there is a good chance the Social Security Administration (SSA) will deny your initial claim.

This doesn’t always mean you’ll be unable to collect benefits. After a denial, you can first ask for a reconsideration. If the SSA still denies your claim, you may then appeal the decision.