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Here’s how to change your Social Security direct deposit instructions

With very few exceptions, all Social Security benefits are now paid via direct deposit into your personal account at your financial institution. For many, once that direct deposit is set up, it stays the same for a long time. But in today’s mobile society it’s not at all unusual for people to need to change the account they wish their Social Security benefit to be deposited to. In this article by Leo Rossler of Social Security’s Tyler (TX) office appearing in the Tyler Morning Telegraph, the author explains how to change your direct deposit information for your Social Security benefit payment. Click here to read more.

 

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  1. My name is felesia powell I am trying to change my status benefits from community south credit union here in Bonifay Florida to my direct express card ending in 9934 thank you

    • Felesia,
      This website is a service of the AMAC Foundation, a private non-profit company which provides advice on Social Security matters. We are not affiliated in any way with the Social Security Administration, and we do not have access to your personal Social Security records. To change where your Social Security benefit is deposited, you will need to contact Social Security directly at 1.800.772.1213, or change your profile information (which includes your banking information) at your online “my Social Security” online account at www.ssa.gov/myaccount.
      Russell Gloor
      National Social Security Advisor
      The AMAC Foundation

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