November 5, 2008

What 52 Years of Disability Law Teaches About Getting Approved

If you are approaching 62 and would like to work but your have condition is preventing you from working I encourage you not to settle for just your Social Security retirement check.

If you look on page 2 of your recent social security statement you will see a break down of benefits and typically hard working Americans are entitled about about 35 % more!

If you don’t have a recent statement call Social Security and ask 800-772-1213

You can file up until your 65 birthday and the big bonus is that if you are approved you will be paid your Social Security Disability Caheck amount (the extra 35%)  after full retirement age.

If you have worked more than 50% of the last 10 years and are interested in applying for Social Security Disability than click here and register for your FREE Membership To The Disability Digest and we will help you weave through the maze of disability information!

Respectfully

Brian Therrien

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