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The Social Security Administration is transitioning away from paper checks this year, only allowing electronic payments for ...
The Social Security Administration said it will no longer issue paper checks for benefit payments starting Sept. 30, 2025.
Social Security signals potential benefit disruptions this fall for those still getting paper checks
Over half a million people still get their Social Security benefits via paper checks. They’ll need a waiver by the end of ...
The Social Security Administration will stop sending paper checks to beneficiaries at the end of September. If you still ...
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Scripps News on MSNSocial Security to end paper checks after Sept. 30
The Social Security Administration will stop sending monthly paper checks after Sept. 30. Here's what you need to do to make ...
The Social Security paper check phaseout will go into effect by September 30, making electronic payments central to the ...
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Money Talks News on MSNMillions of Taxpayers Face Confusion As Paper Refund Checks Disappear
Trump administration's rushed electronic payment mandate for tax refunds raises concerns about fraud risks and taxpayer access to funds.
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RO/ARO exam on July 27: STF, intel agencies roped in to stop paper leak, keep solvers in check
A senior government official informed that the STF has been specifically directed to monitor sensitive exam centres already ...
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Money Talks News on MSNTreasury Ends Paper Tax Refund Checks September 30 Despite Advocate Concerns
Treasury Department eliminates paper tax refund checks by September 30, potentially leaving millions of vulnerable taxpayers ...
Starting September 30, 2025, the Social Security Administration (SSA) will no longer issue paper checks for benefit payments.
Organizations representing the payments industry are coming out in support of the federal government’s move to eliminate paper checks for disbursements. Nacha, the governing body that oversees the ACH ...
The American Institute of CPAs hopes to smooth the transition away from paper checks at the Internal Revenue Service. The AICPA sent a letter last week to the Treasury Department offering feedback and ...
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