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Incremental SSDI policy changes in 2024-2025 focused on benefit adjustments and procedural modernization
Legislative proposals circulating for SSDI in span modest benefit and threshold adjustments tied to automatic and increases, plus a packet of policy ideas aimed at work incentives, program integrity, ...
The Social Security Administration did not rewrite the AIME formula for 2026; instead, routine annual numeric updates—new bend points, wage-indexing factors and related thresholds—are the specific 202...
The and operational shifts point to a narrower set of SSDI beneficiary groups who will face a higher risk of faster, “expedited” : beneficiaries whose medical conditions expects to improve, those with...
Proposed and implemented raise monthly payments modestly through a roughly 2.5% COLA while loosening some work-disincentive thresholds—raising the Substantial Gainful Activity (SGA) and trial work per...
The are mostly incremental: cost-of-living increases and higher work-income thresholds that change who can earn while still qualifying, plus targeted technical updates to student exclusions and state ...
The 2025 policy landscape for Continuing Disability Reviews (CDRs) deepens a split reality for current SSDI recipients: operational changes and resumed reviews increase the chance of case scrutiny and...