What happens if I collect Social Security benefits while working? | Brandon Social Security Disability Attorney

Well, you’re in big trouble! There can be an assessed overpayment that can run into thousands of dollars that will follow you to the grave. Social Security can recoup over-payments until you die. Alternatively, they can stop your benefits, which means you’ll have to start all over again in the disability evaluation process and prove that you are disabled. Remember that you are jeopardizing your entitlement to Medicare or Medicaid if you work while receiving Social Security Disability benefits or SSI.

Please note that at the Tampa Bay Social Security Law firm, Cavey & Barrett, we do not represent individuals who work while collecting Social Security Disability benefits.

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