Hi I have a question about my disability? I am currently on SSD getting my monthly check because of my MS, so when I turn 65 and am eligable for my SS check ( 38 years of paying in) do I get both checks?
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SSDI converts to social security at age 66 -
When you turn 65 it just changes to SS retirement, no you do not get both checks just one, the only thing that changes is when you get your $ which changes to I believe the 3rd of each month. Nothing for you to do.Plan for the future, but not too hard; it’s not your decision anywayComment
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birthday
I believe even with retirement the date of your pay stays based on your date of the month of your birthday.Comment
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From what I understand you will make the same amount but just converts to SS.
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Disability to Retirement benefits.
Hi, limppy and everyone. I am in general agreement with the responses here. Note, however, that the full retirement age is changing. See http://buff.ly/1uDQtAX for a handy chart.
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