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Can a person receiving Social Security Disability Benefits, who wants to work, continue to receive

their benefits?

ABSOLUTELY!

ABSOLUTELY NOT!

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This is true for the most part. This is true for the most part. HoweverHowever, , individuals who receive either SSI or SSDI individuals who receive either SSI or SSDI benefits should DEFINITELY consult with a benefits should DEFINITELY consult with a

certified benefits planner to learn more about certified benefits planner to learn more about Social Security Work Incentives.Social Security Work Incentives.

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This answer is definitely NOT correct. Social Security has implemented many new and improved Work Incentives to assist beneficiaries in the return to work in the last decade.

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had under my hat!had under my hat!

Great Job!Great Job!You Got It! There are Work Incentives designed to assist both SSI and SSDI beneficiaries in maintaining some, if not all of their benefits when returning to work. Individuals who receive either SSI or SSDI benefits should DEFINITELY consult with a certified benefits planner such as a

Community Work Incentives Coordinator (CWIC) to learn more about Work Incentives that can assist them in the return to work. To find a CWIC in

your state, click here to visit Social Security’s Work Site.

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