Social Security recipients seldom receive a paper check in the mail anymore. Most Social Security benefits are now paid electronically. This typically means a direct deposit to a bank or credit union ...

The days of paper Social Security checks are over. All Social Security beneficiaries are now required to receive their payments electronically. Most people elect to have their Social Security payments ...

Give Your Take: How Much Will You Spend Over the Holidays Relative to Last Year? How Does the Direct Express® Card Work? When you sign up for the Direct Express® card program, monthly payments are ...

Direct Express is a prepaid card that gives you access to your federal benefits regardless of whether you have a bank account. If you receive federal benefits and want a secure way to store and use ...

NEW YORK, Nov. 21, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- The Bank of New York Mellon Corporation (BK), a global financial services company, has been selected by the U.S. Department of the Treasury's Bureau of the ...

A San Antonio federal lawsuit alleges thousands of retirees, veterans and disabled people who receive federal benefits through Direct Express prepaid debit cards were fraud victims whose claims were ...

CHICAGO (CBS)-- A debit card nightmare has left an 80-year-old Chicago woman with no way to access her Social Security money. Her family said it has been going on for weeks, with no solutions from the ...

SACRAMENTO (CBS13)– Battling stage 4 breast cancer, Yasmin Snider of Citrus Heights relies heavily on her monthly Social Security payment of $618 to rent a room, buy food and her medicine. She, like 4 ...

Avoid using an automatic login feature that saves your password. Change your password at least every 72 days. If you have a bank or credit union, make it a point to use online banking services so you ...

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — The U.S. Treasury Department doesn’t send out checks anymore. It requires all funds, including Social Security disability, be deposited electronically. If someone does not have a ...

My grandmother, who has dementia, agreed to receive her Social Security benefits via the Direct Express card in 2014. Apparently, the card was mailed and my grandmother misplaced it or threw it out.