How much money can I receive from Social Security Disability?

In New Hampshire, the amount of money you can receive from Social Security Disability (SSD) depends on your particular situation. Generally, you can expect to receive between $800 and $2,600 per month from SSD. The exact amount you will receive depends on your work history, income, and any other sources of disability income. Your SSD benefits also depend on the type of disability you have as well as the severity of your condition. Generally, those with severe medical conditions will receive higher payments. When you apply for SSD in New Hampshire, the Social Security Administration (SSA) will review your work history and determine whether you have worked long enough and paid enough taxes to qualify for benefits. If you do not qualify for SSD, you may qualify for Supplemental Security Income (SSI) instead. SSI is a federal program that provides financial assistance to those who have low income but are disabled. In order to determine exactly how much benefits you are eligible to receive, it is best to contact the Social Security Administration. They will be able to advise you based on your individual situation.

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