Learn how Social Security’s new anti-fraud measures, launched under the Trump administration, could impact your benefits, including changes to phone claims, checks, and direct deposit updates. Learn what to expect and how to avoid delays or mistakes under the new rules.
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In today’s update, learn what’s changing with Social Security’s new fraud rules in 2025 and how it may affect your ability to file claims or update your banking info. These updates include stricter identity checks, limited phone access for changes, and new verification requirements for flagged claims. Understand the SSA’s $16.5 million fraud prevention system, what’s still allowed over the phone, and what to expect if your claim is flagged. Also, find out how to protect your benefits, how to support loved ones who may struggle with these changes, and why so many people are getting stuck in delays. This impacts retirees including SSI (Supplemental Security Income), SSDI (Social Security Disability Insurance), survivors, VA, and spousal benefits. Whether you’re retired, disabled, or supporting someone who is, you’ll learn how to stay safe and informed.
Big Social Security Changes Just Started – New Anti-Fraud and Claims Rules
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