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If you need to apply for Social Security disability insurance (SSDI), there are a few things you need to know.
If your ex isn't paying, you may be able to tap his benefits check.
Learn the basics about unemployment benefits and being self-employed, including when and how contractors and freelancers are eligible to collect.
It is a little-known fact: If you're divorced, it's possible to claim Social Security spousal and survivor benefits from your ex. It is a strategy that can dramatically boost your benefits - and it will be important for more retirees in the years ahead. Today’s retiring generations face new challenges...
There are plenty of cases when it makes sense to start taking benefits before turning 70 – and one where you absolutely should.
Some people become disabled as the result of a work-related illness or injury. In these cases, the individual may be eligible for both Social Security...
Many people look forward to drawing Social Security benefits while still working and drawing a paycheck. Of course, there's a catch.
Depending on the details, you may be able to collect Social Security based on a spouse's earnings record.
Workers' compensation and disability benefits are two separate entities. While they both offer benefits to those who need them, they are rarely collected at the same time due to the fact that they result from two separate causes.
Self-employed workers applying for unemployment benefits may get less than they think because of how they report income.
What if you move to another state after being laid off? What if you worked remotely or telecommuted? And what if you just want to go on vacation for a week? Here's what you need to know about collecting unemployment while out of state, on FindLaw's Law and Daily Life blog.
Both the Department of Veteran's Affairs and the Social Security Administration offer benefits to those who are disabled, but some eligible patients worry that applying
If you’ve been laid off from your job, learn the ins and outs of how to launch a business while on unemployment.
It's a tempting prospect. But is it worth it? Larry Kotlikoff has the answer.
This is the second article on factors impacting on when someone should start taking social security benefits. Prior to your full retirement age (between 66 and
Financial planners have been advising us to wait as long as possible to collect Social Security to maximize the benefit. A new study finds that many middle-income workers haven’t heeded that call. They were more likely than higher earners to claim their benefit early and live on a permanently reduced payout for the rest of their lives. According to a Government Accountability Office (GAO) study, workers took their benefit early for a variety of reasons: They didn’t expect to live …