How much will I receive from SSDI in Utah?

By Hogan Smith

Updated 12/08/2025


How much will I receive from SSDI in Utah? Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) payments in Utah vary depending on your work history and average earnings. The amount you receive is based on your Social Security earnings record, which means your monthly benefit reflects your previous contributions. On average, Utah SSDI recipients can expect to receive around $1,200 to $1,800 per month, but this can differ widely depending on individual circumstances. Your full SSDI benefit is calculated using a formula that accounts for your lifetime earnings and the year you became disabled.

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Step 1: Understand Your Average Indexed Monthly Earnings (AIME)

Your SSDI payment is based on:

  • Your covered earnings throughout your working years.
  • A calculation called AIME which averages your lifetime income.
  • This determines the base amount SSA uses for your benefit.
Step 2: Know the Primary Insurance Amount (PIA)

The SSA converts your AIME into your PIA by applying:

  • Formula bends that vary annually.
  • Higher percentage rates on lower earnings to assist low-wage workers.
  • Your PIA is your full monthly SSDI benefit before adjustments.
Step 3: Factor in Cost-of-Living Adjustments (COLA)

Each year, your benefit may increase due to:

  • Annual COLA increases based on inflation rates.
  • Ensuring your benefit maintains purchasing power.
  • Utah recipients receive the same COLA as the national average.
Step 4: Consider Any Other Income or Family Benefits

Your actual monthly benefit might be affected by:

  • Other SSA benefits like spousal or dependent payments.
  • Work incentives if you continue working part-time.
  • Limits on combined payments depending on family composition.
Step 5: Be Aware of Utah-Specific Factors

While federal SSDI rules apply, remember:

  • Utah's cost of living might impact financial planning.
  • State disability programs do not affect SSDI amounts.
  • Local resources may assist with related financial challenges.

How Hogan Smith Can Help

Hogan Smith supports Utah residents to maximize their SSDI benefits by:

  • Carefully reviewing your earnings history to accurately estimate your potential SSDI monthly payment.
  • Explaining how your disability onset date influences your benefit amount and eligibility.
  • Assisting with SSDI applications or appeals to ensure your payments reflect your true work contributions and disability status.
  • Providing guidance on integrating SSDI with other benefits or income to optimize your overall financial situation.

Contact Hogan Smith Today

If you want to learn how much you may receive from SSDI in Utah, contact Hogan Smith now for a free consultation. Our knowledgeable team will help clarify your benefit amount, guide you through the application or appeals process, and ensure you get the SSDI payments you deserve with confidence and peace of mind.


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