Working While On Ssdi

Summary

Social Security allows you to work while receiving SSDI under the Trial Work Period (TWP). You can work for 9 months (not necessarily consecutive) in any 60-month period without affecting benefits. After TWP, substantial gainful activity (SGA) applies, currently set at $1,310/month (2022). Always report your work activity to Social Security.

Full Conversation

I'm on SSDI can I work four hours a week and not affect my benefits
Hello Duane, Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) does allow you to work under certain conditions. However, the specifics can vary. Could you please provide your location to give you the most accurate information?
I live in Jackman Me
Hello Duane, in Maine:
- Social Security allows you to work while receiving SSDI under the Trial Work Period (TWP).
- You can work for 9 months (not necessarily consecutive) in any *-month period without affecting benefits.
- After TWP, substantial gainful activity (SGA) applies, currently set at $*,*/month (*).
- Always report your work activity to Social Security.