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Old 12-06-2008, 03:37 PM #1
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Default Would like to hear from someone who works, while receiving SSDI
I'm wondering about whether employment, while on SSDI, triggers a review of ability to work.

I've read about Trial Work periods, and Ticket to Work stuff, and, I guess I just don't understand it all.

If I keep my income low (the monthly threshold for a Trial Work Period month for the year 2009 has been raised to $700), would I be at risk of being re-evaluated, and putting my SSDI claim in jeopardy?

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