i know its not the place people want to talk about SSA

[death_by_motorboat]

i was wondering if any of you were ever involved in a Social Security dilemma, where you made substantial income greater than your allowable income while collecting...

 

and if it was greatly substantial, (mine is a few thousand over the allowable amount for the months they are investigating, (about 8 months/$17,500)) what was the

 

outcome of their decision?

 

within the next 10 days i will be judged for making too much money while on disability.  but i was not in that trouble to begin this.  i actually returned to full time work

 

thinking i was rehab'd and able to return to work, but relapsed in more than one area regarding my disabilities.  so how do they decide?  do they just cut you off?

 

its really hard to find an exact answer and i think its individualized, so there is no overall solution to find online or in person or anywhere.  trying to find a answer through

 

someone else's experiences might be my best resource, but either way i am going to get a decision within a short while.

Edited November 21, 2017 by mumbojummie13

[Still Me]

No....don’t think so....when I started working halfway through the year after I got out of college I filed my taxes as “single non dependent” but my mother filed me under her dependent...so even tho I had already received my money they sent me a letter saying I needed to pay back $2000...but I lucked out and had someone put a hold on the interest and to take out more of my money the following tax year to pay it off...

[bnmjy]

@ghostrek experienced something similar a while ago.

[ghostrek]

good luck that all have to say