In May 2013, the UK average peak time download speed was 14.2Mbit/s, 88% of the average maximum speed. This compared to an average peak time speed of 11.8Mbit/s in November 2012, or 90% of the average maximum speed.
Yes, though some individuals will often take the position that you cannot work while pursuing a claim, the truth is that you are allowed to work while receiving social security disability or SSI, and you are allowed to work while having initiated applying for benefits.
The Social Security Administration (SSA) defines a substantial amount of work, which it calls substantial gainful activity (SGA), as earning $1,090 a month from working (in 2015). Therefore, if you are earning this much from work when you apply for benefits, you will be denied.or example, if you make $1,465 per month, the SSA will subtract $65 (to get $1,400) and then half of the amount over $65 (to get $700). That $700 is your countable income from work, and it will be subtracted from your monthly SSI payment (which is $733 without a state supplement).