Social Security Disability Insurance - A disability program of the Social Security Administration. A person must be considered medically disabled, and have worked and paid social security taxes (F.I.C.A.) for a specific number of years to be eligible.
Monthly benefits provided through the United States Social Security Administration for people who lose their ability to work because of a medical impairment. People who receive SSDI for 24 months are eligible for Medicare.
Social Security Disability Insurance: These benefits are paid to disabled workers as well as to people who become disabled before the age of 22, who may collect SSDI under a parent's account if the parent is retired, disabled, or deceased.
Social Security Disabilities Insurance, Title II
SSDI is an income support program for persons with Social Security coverage and serious disabilities
Social insurance that provides benefits to the disabled who qualify on the basis of years of work covered by social security.
Social Security Disability Insurance. Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) - A system of federally provided payments to eligible workers (and, in some cased, their families) when they are unable to continue working because of a disability. Benefits begin with the sixth full month of disability and continue until the individual is capable of substantial gainful activity. (See reimbursement agreement for SSDI)
Social Security Disability Insurance. This program provides cash assistance to individuals who have a qualifying disability and who have paid into the Social Security system for a minimum number of years. After a 5 month waiting period and 24 months on SSDI, individuals are entitled to Medicare.
Social Security Disability Insurance authorized under Title II of the Social Security Act. For more information, see the Disability Insurance - SSDI (Title II) topic.
social security death index. a massive index containing vital information of over 66 million names (primarily Americans) whose deaths were reported by their families to the U.S. Social Security Administration. Most of the names in this database are from 1962 to the present, although some is from as early as 1937.
Social Security Disability Insurance WEBSITE (of the Social Security Administration)
Social Security Disability Insurance. A federal program administered by SSA.
Social Security Disability Insurance- Payments made to disabled workers (and their dependents) under the age of 65 that paid into the Social Security trust fund for at least 10 years (40 quarters). Eligible for Medicare after receiving SSDI for 24 months.
Social Security Disability Insurance. A disability benefits program for individuals who have earned wages subject to FICA withholding during their working years and who have accumulated the minimum number of work credits required under the SSDI program.
see Social Security Disability Insurance.
Social Security Disability Insurance. SSDI is authorized under Title II of the Social Security Act. SSDI provides benefits to disabled or blind individuals who are "insured" by workers' contributions to the social security trust fund. These contributions are the Federal Insurance Contributions Act (FICA) social security tax paid on their earnings or those of their spouses or parents.
Social Security Death Index. index of Social Security Death Benefit records which document how much the government has paid to an individual (spouse, child, etc.) as a result of a relative's death. An individual will appear in the Social Security Death Benefits Index if he or she died between 1937 and 1993 and had applied for Social Security during their lifetime, and someone must have applied for their Social Security death benefits at the time of death.
Social Security Disability Insurance. A government program that pays benefits if you become disabled. You must meet Social Security's definition of disability.
Social Security Disability Insurance. In July 1973, Medicare coverage was extended to include disabled persons under sixty-five who qualified for Social Security cash disability benefits (for at least twelve consecutive months) and persons under sixty-five who required hemodialysis or kidney transplantation. The Medicare benefits provided to these disabled person are the same as for persons sixty-five years of age and older. The person must have worked under the Social Security Act five years out of the previous ten years before they were disabled.
Social Security Disability Income
Social Security Disability Insurance. A federal program in the Social Security Administration providing monthly benefits to disabled workers and their dependents. A person builds protection through employment covered under Social Security. Disability is defined as an inability to engage in substantial gainful activity because of any medically determinable, permanent physical or mental impairment. The disability length of time necessary for eligibility is at least five months.
Social Security Disability Insurance. The plan pays monthly benefits to disabled workers and their dependents. The plan is funded by Social Security. Participants must have accrued sufficient quarter-years of employment and payment into the system to qualify for benefits.
Social Security Death Index. a searchable database (available online at http://www.rootsweb.com/ and other locations) which includes most deceased individuals who died having owned a Social Security number (from roughly 1962 when the reporting process became automated); generally provides the deceased's name, Social Security number (SSN), date of birth, date of death, state where the SSN was issued, zip code of last residence, and zip code of where the death benefit was sent.