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Social Security is ending paper checks for benefit payments: How to enroll in electronic deposit
The change will primarily affect a small group of beneficiaries who have not made the switch to electronic payment methods yet, per the SSA. Less than 1% of beneficiaries are enrolled in paper checks and are encouraged to enroll in direct deposit or opt for the Direct Express card to receive their monthly benefits on time.
Here’s why your Social Security check could be significantly less than normal in August
Those who receive Social Security benefits may notice their check is smaller than normal this month thanks to a change in policy from the Social Security Administration (SSA). Earlier this year, the SSA announced it was increasing the rate at which benefit overpayments are being recovered.
Recent forecasts concerning Social Security's 2026 COLA suggest the average retiree will receive an additional $48 to $54 per ...
Phone calls to local Social Security offices are currently being rerouted to other field offices — often to staff who don't ...
The taxation of Social Security benefits, introduced in 1983, plays a crucial role in funding the Social Security and ...
As such, the way inflation trends in August will have a huge impact on next year's Social Security raise. Similarly, in ...
A study found that people whose Social Security numbers are leaked through data breaches are far likelier to be targeted by ...
Despite political claims, Social Security benefits are still taxed. Here's how the 2025 law actually works for seniors.
A recent report showed that about two-thirds of retired Americans say they rely on Social Security “substantially,” while 21% ...
President Donald Trump’s firing of the commissioner of labor statistics, Erika McEntarfer, on Friday raises serious risks for ...
A new $6,000 senior deduction impacts Social Security taxes—mainly benefiting higher earners while accelerating trust fund ...
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