How much money can I receive from Social Security Disability?
In North Dakota, the amount of money you can receive from Social Security Disability (SSD) depends on several factors, including your work history, wages, and any other income sources you may have. Generally, Social Security Disability benefits are calculated based on your average lifetime earnings before you became disabled. The amount you receive will depend on how much you earned during your career. The maximum monthly Social Security Disability benefit (called the “federal benefit rate”) for 2021 is $3,148 for those who have an eligible work history with higher earnings. This maximum amount is usually paid to those who have worked enough to be credited with at least 40 “quarters of coverage” in the 10-year period prior to becoming disabled. The average monthly Social Security Disability benefit paid to disabled workers in 2021 is $1,277. Payments can be significantly lower for those whose work history is not as extensive, such as those who are younger or have only worked in low-wage jobs. It is important to note that Social Security Disability benefits are not a guaranteed amount and can change depending on other factors, such as cost-of-living adjustments. It is best to speak to a Social Security Disability lawyer to determine the amount of benefits you may be eligible for.
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