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The next checks would be Jan. 3 for recipients who began receiving Social Security before May 1997. Those who get both Social Security & SSI will get Social Security paid on Jan. 3 and SSI on Jan ...
Will a government shutdown affect Social Security checks? No. Recipients of both Social Security and Medicare would continue to receive their benefits, which are part of mandatory spending that's not subject to annual appropriations measures. Doctors and hospitals would also continue to get their Medicare and Medicaid reimbursements.
But there are other problems that could impact Social Security if the shutdown lasts long enough. As for the checks: Social Security benefits are among those that keep being paid during a ...
Here's how a shutdown would affect Social Security and other programs. ... but Social Security checks will still go out. Social Security is considered a mandatory program, and it isn’t funded by ...
The nearly 73 million people who receive Social Security benefits would keep receiving their checks if the government shuts down. That's because Social Security is considered a mandatory program ...
The good news is, mandatory spending programs such as Social Security and Medicare won’t be affected, experts say, which means beneficiaries will get their checks as usual. But food stamps and ...
With a partial government shutdown beginning on Sunday looking ever more likely amid an ongoing standoff in Congress, the U.S. Labor Department has advised that all economic data gathering and ...
The U.S. reached its debt ceiling on Jan. 19 the Treasury Department announced on Thursday, Jan. 19. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen says extraordinary measures have begun to mitigate financial...