Electronic switch to receiving Social Security benefits raises concerns

February 7, 2011

Those receiving Social Security benefits will expected to switch to receiving their payments through direct deposit or be issued a debit card, AnnArbor.com reports.

The Social Security benefits changes will take place in March.

Those who have questions about having their payments switched can contact the Social Security Administration at 800-772-1213 or go to the Social Security website.

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