Social Security Changes Quiz

What major change is the Social Security Administration implementing?

• Allowing phone updates for all changes

• Eliminating the need for identity verification

• Requiring in-person visits for those unable to verify online

• Increasing the number of social security offices

What is the primary reason given for the new Social Security changes?

• To enhance security and prevent fraud

• To improve customer service

• To reduce the number of beneficiaries

• To increase funding for Social Security

What challenge might older Americans face with the new Social Security changes?

• Easier access to offices

• More frequent payments

• Increased benefits

• Difficulty using online portals

What logistical issue is caused by the new Social Security changes?

• Shorter wait times

• Increased phone support

• Longer wait times due to office closures

• More offices being opened

What is a potential benefit of the new direct deposit process?

• It eliminates the need for in-person visits

• It requires no identity verification

• It prevents scammers from redirecting benefits

• It takes 30 days to process

What is a concern raised by advocacy groups regarding the new changes?

• Increased benefits for all

• More funding for Social Security

• Unnecessary barriers for older Americans and people with disabilities

• Easier access to benefits

What is a potential downside of the new security measures?

• They make it easier for scammers

• They create longer wait times and delays

• They eliminate the need for identity verification

• They reduce the number of beneficiaries

What is the official explanation for the new Social Security changes?

• To increase the number of beneficiaries

• To prevent fraud and enhance security

• To improve customer service

• To reduce funding for Social Security

What is one way to prepare for the new Social Security changes?

• Rely solely on phone updates

• Ignore the changes

• Set up a My Social Security account online

• Wait until the last minute to make changes

How can family members assist those affected by the changes?

• By ignoring the changes

• By setting up online accounts and scheduling appointments

• By discouraging in-person visits

• By advising against using online portals