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Understanding “Administrative Offset”
The term “administrative offset” is a kind of catch-all phrase referring to a process where funds due–including Social Security Disability payments–to a recipient can be redirected to cover an outstanding debt. The process, for example, can apply to student loans, delinquent taxes, and child support payments, according to a post by moneytips.com appearing www.ksdk.com. For detail on the mechanics of this process, checkout the post here…
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