Rumors spread that Social Security paper checks were ending. Here's what actually changed, why the confusion started, and ...

The Social Security Administration announced that paper checks would be going away on Sept. 30; however, some seniors are ...

If you're one of the few still getting a paper check from the Social Security Administration, be aware that's going to stop. The Social Security Administration is continuing its efforts to modernize ...

Since the first benefit check was mailed in January 1940, Social Security has been providing a financial foundation for the American public. Though it was initially conceived as a program that would ...

Issuing a paper check costs about 50 cents, according to the Treasury Department. The cost drops down to less than 15 cents per electronic transfer. Tax law experts note that those who could struggle ...

Over 13,000 New Jerseyans will be affected when Social Security benefits move to electronic-only payments by Sept. 30, 2025. The Social Security Administration announced that beneficiaries will no ...

With the deadline approaching, many seniors and others who still receive their Social Security payments by paper check will need to take action soon. Beginning September 30, paper checks will no ...

Misinformation circulating on social media encourages people to move their Social Security benefits to avoid government seizure, a practice experts warn against. Social Security benefits deposited ...

About 500,000 people were still getting paper checks - including people over age 80, living with disabilities or without internet access Exceptions on paper Social Security checks may be made only in ...

The Social Security Administration said it will no longer issue paper checks for benefit payments starting Sept. 30, 2025. Recipients have until Sept. 30 to enroll in either direct deposit or use the ...