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Social Security rule reversals, office closures, cost cuts: Here’s what’s happening now
A Social Security “war room,” threats to shut the agency, worker buyouts and a restraining order — here’s a timeline of what ...
Is Social Security moving to X? Fact-checking rumors about SSA changes, policy
While some changes to the Social Security Administration went into effect this week, the agency has also addressed rumors ...
Social Security’s new anti-fraud measures start Monday. Here’s what you need to know
The Social Security Administration is set to implement on Monday new anti-fraud measures that have sparked widespread concern ...
Social Security implements anti-fraud measures for telephone claims. Here's what to know
The Social Security Administration recently implemented anti-fraud measures for telephone claims. Here's what that means for ...
Social Security Update: Checks of Up to $5,108 Going Out This Week
The Social Security Administration pays retirement, survivor and disability benefits to 70 million Americans on a monthly ...
Trump Administration Won’t Let Acting Social Security Head Testify About Adding Immigrants To ‘Master Death List’
In a letter to the court late Monday, the Trump administration said Dudek will not appear at the hearing as requested, saying ...
New changes to Social Security phone service — here's what to know
Changes to direct deposit info must be done online or in-person starting April 14. Plans to end claims processing by phone ...
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Social Security Disruptions: What to Know About Access Issues
The Social Security Administration is reeling from dramatic changes over the past few months that have affected beneficiaries ...
Social Security backtracks on in-person identification policy after outcry. Here's what it means.
The agency said it's reversing a decision to cut phone services for identity verification after a backlash from seniors.
Trump to sign memorandum aimed at stopping ineligible people from claiming Social Security benefits
President Donald Trump on Tuesday plans to sign a memorandum that the White House said would be aimed at stopping ineligible ...