A second amendment came on April 14, when the SSA announced that anyone wishing to apply for Social Security or make account ...

Say goodbye to paper checks and hello to faster, more secure payments... but you'll need to switch to direct deposit or a ...

The agency currently has a backlog of approximately 575,000 applications thanks to a prior policy involved in the application ...

The Social Security Administration (SSA) is rolling out new policies aimed at enhancing security and modernizing operations.

The Social Security Administration will grant account holders "digital access" to their Social Security numbers early this ...

The new feature should allow people to access their social security numbers even if they have lost their social security ...

The digital SSN feature will be available to people with a "my Social Security" account and can be accessed ... Rather, it's an additional access method aimed at simplifying proof of identity ...

“There’s nothing efficient about making it harder for people to access ... want to change their direct deposit information are required to get a one-time code online via their SSA account ...

Editor’s note: This story has been updated. You can soon carry your Social Security card with you everywhere you go without the risk of losing it. At least not physically. The Social Security ...

More than likely, you received an overpayment because of changes in your account that either weren't reported on time or to another mistake by the SSA itself. You will have to repay the ...

when the SSA announced that anyone wishing to apply for Social Security or make account changes over the phone could do so. However, new technology will scan for signs of possible fraud.