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What if the adult child is currently working?

April 26, 2017Adult child Currently working

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What if the adult child is currently working?

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The adult child must not have substantial earnings. The amount of earnings we consider “substantial” increases each year. In 2009, this means working and earning more than $980 a month. Certain expenses the adult child incurs in order to work may be excluded from these earnings. For more information about work and disability, refer to Working While Disabled–How We Can Help.