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The Need for Fraud Detection and Prevention
Social Security beneficiaries include nearly 42 million retired workers, and there are about 6 million survivors of deceased workers receiving benefits, so there’s ample room for fraud to take place in the system. This article, published on www.herald-dispatch.com, calls for the public to play a more vigilant role in helping to detect and fraud suspected fraud situations. Read the article here…
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