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3-year Treasury/SSA Fraud Prevention Interaction Produces Results
In these days of trillion-dollar discussions involving Social Security’s long-term financing, it may not be that big a deal, but the recovery of millions of dollars of improper payments to deceased individuals is still worthy of note. Current projections are that $215 million will be channeled back into Social Security’s accounts during the Treasury Department’s three-year access to Social Security’s “Full Death Master File.” The current project is set to run from December 2023 through 2026, and could be extended in conjunction with President-elect Trump’s “Save America” agenda. Time will tell, but, in the meantime, click here to read an Associated Press article on Inc.com for more background on the recovery project.
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