How the Site Is Funded

Advertising Disclosure

Disability Help is free to use. It is paid for by display ads served by Google AdSense. You never pay to read a page or use a tool, and ads never change what a page says or what a tool calculates.

Disability Help is published by Rupe Enterprises LLC, a Washington limited liability company. It is an independent site, not a government agency and not a law firm.

How You'll Know It's an Ad

Each display ad sits in its own box labelled "Advertisement." A page carries at most three ads, spaced through the page. Ads never appear above a page's answer, and never inside a calculator, a screener, a table of figures or a form.

Who Chooses the Ads

Google chooses which ads to show, based on the page and, depending on your settings, your interests. Disability Help doesn't pick individual advertisers, and an ad is not a recommendation. Some ads may promote paid help with disability claims. Applying for Social Security disability or VA compensation is free, and so is help from a veterans service organization; see ssa.gov/apply and VA's accredited representative search.

Affiliate Offers in the Future

A paid affiliate offer may be added later on some Social Security disability benefit pages. If one is, it will appear in a single box labelled as sponsored, with a short disclosure line saying the site may be paid when you use the offer. Its links will be marked as sponsored for search engines. It will sit below the page's answer and never inside a tool, an answer, a table or a list of official resources. It won't appear on VA, rights, children's or condition pages. This page will be updated to name the type of offer when one is added.

What Advertising Doesn't Change

Advertising never decides which programs are covered, what a guide says, which official resources are listed or what a tool's result shows. Facts come from SSA, VA, the eCFR and state agencies, never from advertisers. The editorial policy sets out how that independence is kept.

No Lead Forms

The site has no lead forms and doesn't sell or pass your details to anyone. The only form on the site is the contact form for corrections and feedback, and the tools run in your browser without sending what you enter anywhere.

See the privacy policy for the cookies Google uses for ads and how to turn off personalized ads.

disability.help is an independent publisher, not a government agency. To apply for Social Security disability benefits, go to ssa.gov. For VA disability compensation, go to va.gov.