The Social Security Administration (SSA) has initiated a significant effort to recover nearly $72 billion in overpayments. These overpayments occur when beneficiaries receive more funds than they are ...

In March, the Social Security Administration (SSA) reinstated the 100% overpayment recovery rate that was in place before 2024. This adjustment meant that Social Security beneficiaries who received an ...

The Social Security Administration under President Trump has raised the overpayment recovery rate to 50%, and the first wave of notices were mailed out in late April. Affected individuals have 90 days ...

Some Social Security recipients will begin receiving reduced monthly payments starting in late July, as the Social Security Administration implements new overpayment recovery policies. The SSA ...

Earlier this year, the Social Security overpayment recovery rate rose to 50%. You can request a lower rate if 50% is too much for you. You can also request that the Social Security Administration ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. "Please pay us back." Not an unusual request ... but when it comes from the Social Security Administration you better take note, ...

The Social Security Administration will be taking back overpayments. The overpayments can happen when a person does not update their income, living situation, marital status, or the SSA makes a ...

WASHINGTON -- A month after making a drastic change to how overpayments on Social Security benefits are collected, the Social Security Administration has backtracked on the plan. In an “emergency ...

Social Security began clawing back overpayments at a higher rate in July, and beneficiaries who have been overpaid will see a lot more money coming out of their monthly checks to cover the ...

Those who receive Social Security benefits may notice their check is smaller than normal this month thanks to a change in policy from the Social Security Administration (SSA). Earlier this year, the ...

Extra Social Security benefits unexpectedly showing up in your bank account might seem like a good thing. But unless you're very sure you were supposed to get that money, it's probably best not to ...