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The Social Security Administration (SSA) will resume withholding 100% of benefits from individuals ... their fault and can’t afford to pay it back. These “significant workforce reductions ...

The Social Security Administration (SSA) said it will reinstate its policy of recouping overpayments made to beneficiaries at a 100% withholding ... repayment policy back to full withholding ...

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A new Social Security rule goes into effect this week. No, not the change that may require you to go to a Social Security Administration office in person to enroll in benefits. That one kicks in ...

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