Social Security disability benefits are your right.
Applying for Social Security disability benefits can be stressful and confusing, especially when so many first-time claims are denied. If you’re wondering how to figure out Social Security disability benefits, our free guides and resources can help you understand the process and take the next steps with confidence.
At Woods & Woods, we believe you’ve worked hard for your benefits and you deserve the support to get them. And when you’re ready for the next step, our trusted disability partners are here to fight for you.
Reach out today by calling us or filling out our quick online form to get the benefits you’ve earned.
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If an accident, illness, or impairment keeps you from working, you may qualify for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits. Explore our blog for helpful answers or use our calculators to estimate your monthly benefits and back pay.
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Calculators
Your earnings from jobs covered by Social Security determine the amount of your monthly SSDI benefit.
To estimate your monthly payment, slide the maroon dot to select your birth year and enter your average income from the past 10 years.
Your Estimated Monthly SSDI Payment:
$2,367
This is an estimate. Actual payment amounts may vary.
When you apply for SSDI benefits, approval can take time. Fortunately, the Social Security Administration provides back pay for the months you were eligible, but hadn’t yet received benefits.
To estimate your SSDI back pay, enter the appropriate information in the fields below.
Your Estimated SSDI Back Pay:
$0
This is an estimate. Actual back pay amounts may vary.
