If you are a U.S. military veteran, you have earned the right to apply for benefits, including compensation for disabilities caused by your service. However, learning how to sign up for veterans’ benefits is often complicated. The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) application is demanding, requiring very specific evidence to prove a clear link between...Read More

Securing Social Security disability benefits provides relief when you can no longer work due to a serious health condition. But financial planning doesn’t stop there. Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) may be partially taxable, while Supplemental Security Income (SSI) is not.  At National Disability Benefits, we help clarify these IRS rules so you can understand...Read More

For many individuals trying to receive benefits, whether you pay taxes on Social Security disability often causes confusion. The direct answer is highly individualized and depends almost entirely on your total income and which specific program is providing your payments.  Understanding the distinction between SSDI and the needs-based SSI program is the first step in...Read More

When you start receiving disability payments, a common question is: can you file taxes if you get disability? The answer isn’t a simple yes or no; it depends on the type of benefit you receive and your overall income. For many recipients, the income from their benefits is not taxed, but for others, a portion...Read More

When the grocery bill keeps rising and your food budget keeps shrinking, it can feel like you’re running out of options fast. Stretching every dollar starts to feel like its own full-time job. But you’re not alone in this, and you’re not without support. There are real, practical ways to make sure you and your...Read More

The holidays are meant to bring comfort, warmth, and connection—but for many families, they can also bring worry. Rising food prices, tight budgets, and everyday bills can make preparing a Thanksgiving meal feel impossible. Yet, across towns and cities, help may be waiting. From local charities and food banks to national programs that deliver meals...Read More

When the government shuts down, the effects reach far beyond politics. Families who rely on monthly food benefits suddenly face an uncertain future. Grocery prices keep climbing, and many households depend on these benefits to stay fed and stable. Without federal funding, essential programs like SNAP can grind to a halt, leaving millions unsure how...Read More

When you suffer an injury at work, your immediate concerns are your health and your ability to provide for your family. Workers’ compensation is the system designed to address both, providing essential medical care and wage replacement benefits while you recover. However, as medical appointments and bills accumulate, a critical question arises for nearly every...Read More

The path to securing Social Security Disability benefits can often feel complex and overwhelming. For many, the application itself is the first major hurdle. While the Social Security Administration (SSA) offers online tools, there is immense value in handling your application in person, especially if you are not working with a legal representative. A face-to-face...Read More

For millions of Americans living with disabilities, Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) is a vital financial lifeline. It provides essential income when a medical condition prevents you from working. While understanding your benefit amount is important, knowing precisely when those funds will be available is equally critical for managing your household budget and maintaining financial...Read More