More misinformation: Social Security fraud allegations clarified
Both statements are correct, because they both say the same thing. In other words, yes, there was $100 million in Social ...
Social Security Administration delays and curtails new anti-fraud policy
The Social Security Administration announced Wednesday that it is pushing back the rollout of a controversial anti-fraud ...
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Social Security delays key anti-fraud policy changes, Here's the new effective date
The Social Security Administration (SSA) has postponed the implementation of a new identity verification policy aimed at ...
6 Social Security Scams That Are on the Rise in 2025
Encountering these scams isn’t just nerve-racking—those who fall prey can be significantly impacted financially. According to ...
Social Security scams are on the rise. Here’s what to watch out for
It’s 2025, and Social Security scams are, unfortunately, still going strong. In fact, they are the most common type of ...
Social Security Delays Fraud Measures: How You Could Be Affected
The SSA announced earlier this month that benefit claimants would no longer have the option to verify their identity over the ...
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Social Security retirement accounts are being sold online – What you need to know
An identity theft researcher at Georgia State University has found Social Security retirement accounts for sale online.
New Social Security anti-fraud rule will force more people to visit agency offices
The Social Security Administration will require people filing benefit applications who cannot prove their identities online ...
Social Security pushes back rollout of new anti-fraud measures
The Social Security Administration is pushing back on the rollout of a controversial anti-fraud measure. The policy requires ...
Why DOGE is struggling to find fraud in Social Security
Claims of massive fraud by Elon Musk and President Donald Trump are at odds with reams of audits and reports on the agency’s ...
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Social Security scams are on the rise. Here’s what to watch out for
It’s 2025, and Social Security scams are, unfortunately, still going strong. In fact, they are the most common type of government impersonation fraud in the U.S. — and scammers are getting ...