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Social Security: The Rules on Receipt of Your Benefits

Cash flow is an important–critical, in many cases–part of seniors’ financial management world. As a result, it is important to understand the scheduling of when benefit payments will be delivered from the Social Security Administration to them. Key timing elements, like payment scheduling and the proration of payments, are aspects of the program that can affect the availability of funds. In a post today on New Castle (PA) News, columnist Tom Margenau provides a fairly detailed analysis of these timing issues and how they apply to beneficiaries. Read his post here…

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