Know Your Social Security Act aims to reinstate mailing Social Security statements
The Social Security Administration used to mail workers annual paper statements, but that tradition stopped in 2011. Now, paper statements are mailed only to individuals ages 60 and up who have not created an online account. A bipartisan bill was introduced called the Know your Social Security Act which aims to reinstate mailing Social Security statements to your home. Also, the act seeks to clarify the procedures the Social Security Administration should follow in the digital age. Read article here…
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