Applying for disability benefits, whether they be from the Social Security Administartion or the VA, is a process can be quite confusing, so we have broken down parts of it into helpful, easy-to-understand articles.
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Delivering Bad News: Avoid These 5 MistakesDelivering bad news so that it doesn’t seem quite as bad takes finesse, practice, and an awareness of what not to do like these 5 mistakes.
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Social Security Reduces Past Relevant Work to Five Years for Disability BenefitsThe previous policy required people to provide detailed information about 15 years of work history.
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Happy 50th Anniversary, SSIThis year marks five decades that the Supplemental Security Income program, known as SSI, has been lending a helping hand to Americans who need financial help.
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Comfort Food: Strawberry and Ice Cream ShortcakeThis is a perfect summer recipe when you don’t want to add additional heat to the house by using the oven.
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How to Dispute a Credit Card ChargeYou have the legal right to dispute a credit card charge. We are protected by law against creditors in certain situations.
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Fake Websites Are Trying to Scam You: Here’s How to Protect YourselfInternet security pros report that thousands of fake websites pop up on the web every day trying to lure you into bad situations.
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Comfort Food: Better Baked BeansYou can supercharge ordinary pork 'n beans by adding bacon and a few ingredients to make them a perfect side dish for summer barbecues, picnics, or any meal
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VA Increases Gastrointestinal RatingsAll Veterans are now eligible for higher disability ratings and Gulf War Veterans are eligible for presumptive condition status for certain digestive conditions.
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3 Main Reasons Why the Government Denies Social Security Disability BenefitsEvery year, many American workers apply for disability benefits and are denied. But what are the main reasons for denials and how can they be avoided?
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Save Your Own Life—Dealing with Emergencies When You’re AloneIn an emergency when we’re around other people you call for help and have someone call 9-1-1. But how do you keep from being a statistic when you are alone?