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If you need help managing your benefits, Social Security can help
If the time should come when you need help managing your benefit payments, Social Security stands ready to assist you. Through its Representative Payee program, Social Security helps millions of beneficiaries who are unable to manage the own finances by assigning a trusted relative or friend to assist. And if you have no one to do that task, Social Security can help you find a qualified person or organization who can. All of this is spelled out in this article by Jim Borland, Social Security’s Acting Deputy Commissioner of Communications, at the Social Security Administration blog-site. Click here to read more.
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