U.S. Social Security Administration, Office of Policy.
SSI Disabled Recipients Who Work, 2006
 
Blind and Disabled Recipients Who Work
Table 7.
Number and percentage who work and their average earnings, by selected characteristics, December 2006
Characteristic Number Percent Average earnings (dollars)
Total 349,420 100.0 542
Age
Under 18 3,246 0.9 449
18–21 33,863 9.7 506
22–29 85,238 24.4 589
30–39 76,904 22.0 582
40–49 73,613 21.1 554
50–59 49,920 14.3 500
60–64 14,163 4.1 430
65 or older 12,473 3.6 332
Sex
Male 186,840 53.5 547
Female 162,580 46.5 536
Earned income a
Wages 329,457 94.3 557
Self-employment 21,565 6.2 351
Earnings (dollars)
65 or less 76,736 22.0 49
66–99 16,384 4.7 82
100–199 43,182 12.4 137
200–299 32,460 9.3 234
300–399 26,021 7.4 333
400–499 22,472 6.4 433
500–599 21,173 6.1 529
600–699 17,684 5.1 631
700–799 12,951 3.7 733
800–899 11,662 3.3 829
900–999 7,874 2.3 932
1,000 or more 60,821 17.4 1,704
Unearned income a
None 177,891 50.9 644
Social Security 151,486 43.4 408
Other pensions 2,402 0.7 390
Income based on need 201 0.1 775
Asset income 16,300 4.7 461
Other 14,592 4.2 668
Work incentives a
Section 1619(a) 17,394 5.0 1,166
Section 1619(b) 89,350 25.6 1,193
Plans to achieve self-support b 409 0.1 792
Impairment-related work expenses 5,650 1.6 551
Blind work expenses 2,370 0.7 1,028
SOURCE: Social Security Administration, Supplemental Security Record (Characteristic Extract Record format), 100 percent data.
NOTE: Includes section 1619(b) participants.
a. The sum of the entries may be greater than the total because some recipients may receive more than one type of earned or unearned income or both earned and unearned income, or they may benefit from more than one work incentive provision.
b. Number of working recipients with a plan to achieve self-support (PASS). See Tables 14–17 for data on all recipients with a PASS.
CONTACT: Clark Pickett (410) 965-9016 or ssi.workers@ssa.gov.
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