Social Security to Mail Checks to Banks Quietly Expands
The Social Security Administration is quietly testing checks sent to banks for deposit. Recipients must file Form 233 to authorize bank deposit, with approval still uncertain. The change aims to reduce mail to retirees and ease bank lineups, but officials warn it does not assign funds to third parties and requires annual renewal of bank power of attorney.
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