Does anyone know what the cut-off age is for SSDI? I thought it was 65 and I read it's 66 today?!!!

[Imagevision]

[Cleita]

1. Best to go to the source when you have questions as they keep

the latest changes up to date.

http://www.medicare.gov/

[Roselma]

2. this might help

http://www.ssa.gov/ssi/

shoulda' added this: http://www.ssa.gov/disability/

[Old Codger]

3. Social security disabilty?

As far as I know it really never gets cut off, when you reach your "full retirement age" you just continue to receive your full retirement social security... This is what they did with me,

[mrcheerful]

4. It depends on your birth year if you were born in 1956 you will have to be

66 years and 2 months old. If you were born in 1967 then the age will be 67 years old to be considered retired. You don't get anymore benefits once you hit retirement age, your just switched from the disabled to retired list.

[Imagevision]

5. Just got it, born between 43 thru 55 - 66 is retirement age