Under Wisconsin law, those with a disability are entitled to Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI). For many, having a disability prevents them from entering the workplace and performing the responsibilities of a job, without pain, discomfort or required mental capacity. But, what if you are looking to continue to work while receiving SSDI in Milwaukee? For…
In 1935, the Social Security Act was passed while the country was still struggling during the Great Depression, one of the worst economic periods of all time in the U.S. The Act was originally intended to provide who had low incomes with a kind of safety net. In its original form, the Social Security Act…
Being born in the U.S. automatically qualifies you for a social security number. That number sticks with you as you grow up, take your first job, get married, retire, and/or become disabled. The social security number carries with it all kinds of information about you. When it’s appropriate, and within the law, that information can…
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