As the digital age reshapes how Americans manage money, the Social Security Administration (SSA) is taking a significant step ...

For decades, millions of Americans have relied on paper checks to receive their Social Security benefits. But that tradition ...

Thanks to Executive Order 14247, signed in March 2025, the Treasury Department has been directed to halt all paper check ...

The Social Security Administration is transitioning away from paper checks this year, only allowing electronic payments for ...

The Social Security Administration will stop sending paper checks to beneficiaries at the end of September. If you still receive your Social Security payments by mail, it's time to make a switch — and ...

Many Americans are ditching their checkbooks these days, with only 61 percent reportedly having written one in 2024. Now, the ...

The maximum possible benefit is $5,108 per month for those who delay claiming Social Security until age 70. Opting to take your benefits at 62 reduces the maximum to $2,831, while waiting until the ...

The transition primarily affects a small group of beneficiaries who have not switched to electronic payment methods already, ...

The Social Security Administration said it will no longer issue paper checks for benefit payments starting Sept. 30, 2025.

Find out what the change is, how your payments might be affected and how you can plan now to be ready for the change.

A transition away from paper checks has long been planned, but an alert this week may still have surprised many recipients ...

Social Security and VA benefits will experience a major change affecting over 500,000 seniors. Here's what you need to know.