WI
Wisconsin
Population: 5.9M |
Employed: 3.1M
No Mandatory State DI Program
Workers in Wisconsin rely on employer-sponsored coverage, private policies, or federal SSDI benefits.
156,000
Disabled OASDI Beneficiaries
Wisconsin residents
11.1%
Disability Rate
+0.9pp above national avg
1,400,000
Total OASDI Beneficiaries
All categories
$1,380
Avg Monthly Benefit
Disabled workers
Key Cities
- Milwaukee
- Madison
- Green Bay
Employment
3.1M
Total Employment
3.1%
Unemployment Rate
$61
Avg. Annual Income
Social Security
3
SSA Field Offices
#24
National DI Rank
None
State DI Program
vs. National Average
11.1%
Wisconsin DI Rate
vs.
10.2%
National Average
Neighboring States
Wisconsin's Neighboring States
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Data Source
OASDI beneficiary statistics for Wisconsin are sourced from the official U.S. Social Security Administration (SSA) — December 2024 data release.