Social Security to mail checks to bank under new policy
A subtle change in Social Security policy allows checks to be mailed to a recipient’s bank for deposit using Form 233, a power of attorney. The move aims to reduce mail to retirees while facing costs and logistical hurdles, with limited notice and varying acceptance across offices. Local cases show individuals like Kenard Knutson pursuing the option for health and family reasons, though approvals are inconsistent and require annual renewal of bank authorization.
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