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Social Security and erroneous death reporting
Imagine your surprise when you go to pay for a meal with your debit card, only to find out it doesn’t work because Social Security has erroneously reported your death to your bank. This was the case for an unfortunate veteran who’s death was mistakenly recorded by Social Security resulting in a myriad of problems, and a frustrating effort to correct the error. This article by Jule Hubbard appears at the Wilkes (NC) Journal-Patriot and describes this unfortunate Social Security mistake and the saga to correct it. Click here to read more.
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