Key insights

• 💡 Understanding social security disability requires meeting strict criteria and defining the term 'disabled' accurately.
• 📝 Getting approved for social security disability requires putting in the work and completing forms accurately and on time.
• 🔍 Applicants under 50 years old need to demonstrate inability to perform previous work or other jobs to qualify for disability approval.
• 📋 Proving inability to perform specific types of work for individuals under 50, emphasizing the need to demonstrate the inability to perform specific types of work.
• ⚙️ Disability case premise is inability to continue previous work, Strategy involves considering intermittent work ability.
• 🔑 Tips for proving eligibility for social security disability benefits, Membership available for additional support.
• 🤝 Maintaining benefits for approved individuals, Invitation to join for free membership, evaluation, courses, and strategy.
• 💼 The substantial gainful activity (SGA) criteria is used to determine if an individual is unable to do competitive work that generates more than the allowed amount.

Q&A

• What types of support and resources are available for those seeking social security disability benefits?

  Tips for proving eligibility for social security disability benefits, guidance for the approval process, and membership options for additional support are available. Approved individuals can also access resources for maintaining their benefits.

• What challenges are associated with intermittent work due to health issues in disability cases?

  In disability cases, there is a struggle with intermittent work due to good and bad days, making it challenging to meet the criteria for social security disability benefits.

• What are the considerations for individuals over 50 regarding social security disability approval?

  Individuals over 50 need to demonstrate their inability to perform specific types of work in order to meet the requirements for social security disability approval.

• What do individuals under 50 years old need to demonstrate for disability approval?

  Applicants under 50 years old need to demonstrate their inability to perform previous work or other jobs to qualify for social security disability approval.

• How can substantial gainful activity (SGA) impact social security disability approval?

  Substantial gainful activity (SGA) such as school participation, coaching, or other work activities can impact disability approval, potentially leading to denial of benefits.

• What is the substantial gainful activity (SGA) criteria used for in social security disability cases?

  The substantial gainful activity (SGA) criteria is used to determine if an individual is unable to do competitive work that generates more than the allowed amount. It plays a key role in assessing disability eligibility.

• What is the key to understanding social security disability?

  The key to understanding social security disability is accurately defining the term 'disabled,' which means being unable to perform any work due to serious medical conditions, as defined by the substantial gainful activity (SGA) criteria.

• What defines being 'disabled' for social security disability benefits?

  Understanding social security disability requires meeting strict criteria and defining the term 'disabled' accurately. 'Disabled' means being unable to perform any work due to serious medical conditions, as defined by the substantial gainful activity (SGA) criteria.

• 00:00 Discussing the process of proving eligibility for social security disability benefits and the commitment required for going through the process.
• 01:04 Understanding social security disability requires meeting strict criteria and defining the term 'disabled' accurately. 'Disabled' means being unable to perform any work due to serious medical conditions, as defined by the substantial gainful activity (SGA) criteria.
• 02:31 Social Security Disability applicants can be denied based on substantial gainful activity (SGA) such as school participation, coaching, or other work activities. Applicants under 50 years old need to demonstrate inability to perform previous work or other jobs to qualify for disability approval.
• 03:42 The video segment discusses the process of proving the inability to perform certain types of work for different age groups in the context of job availability. It addresses the requirements for proving inability to perform certain jobs for individuals under 50 and those over 50, emphasizing the need to demonstrate the inability to perform specific types of work.
• 04:44 Key points on disability cases for long-term workers and the challenge of intermittent work due to health issues.
• 05:52 Tips for proving eligibility for social security disability benefits and guidance for the approval process. Membership is available for additional support. Approved individuals can learn how to maintain their benefits. Join for free membership, evaluation, courses, and strategy.