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You are here. A âdisability freezeâ is a period during which the Social Security Administration (SSA) puts a personâs work and earnings history record on pause.Work and earnings history are major factors in eligibility for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits and for Social Security retirement benefits.he SSA understands this, which is why âdisability freezeâ status exists. When a person receives SSDI benefits, the SSA allows the individual to maintain âinsured statusâ by putting their work and earnings record under a disability freeze.
The bank must allow you to use up to $2,000 in the account. If you receive $1,000 in Social Security benefits by direct deposit each month, and you have $3,000 in your account, the bank can freeze $1,000 of the $3,000.The bank must give you access to the remaining $2,000 so you can continue to pay bills and withdraw cash as usual.our bank protects 2 monthsâ worth of benefits. If a collector tries to garnish money in your account, your bank must look at your account history to see if you received any Social Security or VA benefits by direct deposit in the last 2 months.