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President Trump’s tax and spending megabill could speed up insolvency for Social Security’s trust funds, according to an analysis from the Trump administration’s chief actuary for the program.

The Trump administration’s effort to modernize federal payment systems is coming to Social Security, which will start phasing out paper Social Security checks.

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer was joined by local officials to announce a new bill aimed at protecting Social Security jobs.

The Social Security Administration will phase out paper benefit checks by Sept. 30, transitioning beneficiaries to direct deposit and Direct Express debit cards in most cases.

The Social Security Administration will stop issuing paper checks by Sept. 30. Beneficiaries must switch to direct deposit or prepaid debit cards, with few exceptions.

Estimates for Social Security’s Cost of Living Adjustment – the automatic raise beneficiaries typically receive at the start of the new year – continues to tick upwards.