Two disability programs are operated within the Social Security Administration.  While these two programs are distinctly different in many ways, they are easy to confuse. 1.      SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY INSURANCE (SSDI) .  Also called a.       SSDI b.      Title 2 Benefits SSDI is a government sponsored insurance program.  It is paid for by FICA tax deducted from a worker’s wages and matched by the employer.  Currently, the FICA tax equals 7.65  percent of  the first $176

Social Security disability (SSDI) is difficult to get. The rules set strict eligibility requirements which must be met to the letter. Here are 7 things you must not do when applying for Social Security disability (SSDI) benefits: Going into the process uneducated. ... Know the burden of proof you must provide and what the system requires of you. Know the medical and non-medical rules to obtain SSDI. Going it alone. Most successful claimants are assisted by an experienced S

By Charles W. Forsythe, Senior Advocate at The Forsythe Firm, Huntsville, AL Understanding the Challenges During the Holidays The holidays can be an especially difficult time for those suffering from disabilities. While friends and family are cheerful and celebrating the Christmas spirit, you may feel isolated, alone, and without the financial means to provide for the essentials, let alone celebration. How We Can Help At the Forsythe Firm, we understand these challenges. If y