In a win for free software activists, the United States Social Security Administration reversed its policy plan that would ...

Starting today, the Social Security Administration will begin clawing back overpayments from the ... of the complexity of the Social Security system, the agency's inspector general said in a ...

However, after much confusion and backlash, the SSA backtracked on some of the new measures and also extended the timeline, allowing more time for the system—and Social Security recipients—to ...

He stated that the Social Security system could “collapse” within “30 to 90 days” due to workforce reductions planned by the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). O’Malley advised ...

The Social Security Administration (SSA) announced it is moving back a deadline requiring stronger ID verification measures for beneficiaries looking to make changes. The new rules will require ...

Both of us have decades of expertise on Social Security and related systems. We know from experience that our Social Security system is resilient and has overcome many challenges. The ...

About 800,000 Oklahomans depend on Social Security — and they’re wondering ... “Ultimately, you’re going to see the system collapse and an interruption of benefits,” O’Malley said.

the wait time was more than 120 minutes and the automated system suggested she called back another time, thanked her for calling and disconnected her call. The Social Security Administration ...

The Social Security Administration has updated the changes they are making to identity verification measures, delaying the start date for the new requirements and adding some exceptions.

The Social Security Administration has updated the changes they are making to identity verification measures, delaying the start date for the new requirements and adding some exceptions.

as well as families with children who receive Social Security benefits and cannot verify certain information online. The changes are intended to combat fraud and waste within the system ...

The Social Security Administration partially walked back its new rules that require some beneficiaries to visit local agency offices in person to verify their identities. Under the updated policy ...