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Key Social Security change for 3.6 million beneficiaries starts this month

A significant change to Social Security debit cards affects millions of beneficiaries this month.

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📍 How it ended

The Treasury announced a switch in the Direct Express debit card issuer for Social Security benefits. This change affected 3.6 million beneficiaries starting in July.

Epilogue added 10d ago, after coverage quieted.

The brief

A key change to Social Security benefits is underway. The Treasury Department is switching the issuer of Direct Express debit cards, which are used by millions of beneficiaries.

Coverage emphasizes the scope of the change, noting that 3.6 million beneficiaries will be affected. The News-Press, USA Today, Gulf Coast News and Weather, and AL.com are among the outlets reporting on the shift.

Watch for updates on the transition process and any potential impacts on beneficiaries. Coverage does not yet specify the new issuer or details on how the change will be implemented.

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Quick answers

How many beneficiaries are affected by the change?

The change affects 3.6 million beneficiaries.

What is changing?

The Treasury Department is switching the issuer of Direct Express debit cards used for Social Security benefits.

When does the change start?

The change starts this month.

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