“Social Security beneficiaries count on the post office to get their checks.”
Washington Post says: As of 2019, 99.1 percent of Social Security recipients get direct deposits electronically. So relatively few people still rely on the Postal Service.
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Washington Post says: As of 2019, 99.1 percent of Social Security recipients get direct deposits electronically. So relatively few people still rely on the Postal Service.
FactCheck.org says: As of August, the Social Security Administration sent paper checks to 848,003 people who get Social Security or Supplemental Security Income payments. That’s about 1.2% of the 72,193,592 people who received payments.
PolitiFact says: The Treasury Department announced it would begin phasing out paper checks for Social Security by 2013. Roughly half a million people still receive their checks in the mail, but the vast majority do not.