Are you wondering how to convert from Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) to Social Security retirement benefits?
The answer is straightforward: You don’t need to take any action. SSDI payments automatically convert to retirement benefits once you reach full retirement age. The benefit amount will remain the same, but under a different category.
This transition also applies to spousal benefits received on a spouse's SSDI record; they remain unchanged when switching to retirement benefits.
It's crucial to note that you can't receive disability and retirement benefits simultaneously. You'll get one or the other, not both. For more information, visit aarp.org/socialsecurity.
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00:00 SSDI to Social Security
00:21 What is SSDI?
00:42 Does Your SSDI Amount Change?
01:07 Can You Receive SSDI and Retirement Benefits at the Same Time?
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8 июл 2024
