Social Security Q&A: Disability payment amount doesn’t change
Editor | Jul 05, 2009 | Comments 0
Comments 0 Q: I currently receive Social Security disability benefits. I now have a second serious disability. Can my monthly benefit amount be increased? Featured Gallery A: No, your payment will remain the same regardless of how many disabilities you have or how severe they are. Your Social Security disability benefit is based on the amount of your lifetime earnings before your disability began and the fact that you have a disability, or combination of impairments, that makes you unable to work. Your actual payment amount is not based on the degree, type, or severity of your disability or how many disabling conditions you have. For more information about Social Security disability…
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