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    disability: can I work part-time and be on SDI?

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    0  Views: 561 Answers: 3 Posted: 15 years ago
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      NO,one is on SDI because he/she can't work. If, you work p/t the ADMIN. may re-evaluate to see if, you can make a substantial earning or if, rehab. can help you retrain and severe your benefits.
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        You can make up to $1000 per month and still collect RSDI.
        15 years ago. Rating: 0
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          check with your social security office to make sure, but I think you can make up to 950.00 a month
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