Kathryn Olsen+FollowSocial Security Payday: Are You in the First Wave?Heads up, retirees! Social Security checks are rolling out soon. If you’re 70+ and born early in the month, your payment could hit your account as soon as September 10. The later your birthday, the later your check. Pro tip: The longer you wait to retire, the bigger your monthly payout—so if you can, hold off a bit! Check your estimate online and plan your coffee runs accordingly. #Business #MakeMoney #SocialSecurity10517Share
Joseph Livingston+FollowSocial Security Checks: Don’t Get Caught Off Guard!Quick heads up for anyone counting on Social Security: September payments are on the usual schedule, but if you got a notice about being overpaid, your check could be smaller. The Social Security folks are now taking back half your monthly payment if you owe them, unless you ask for a review. So, if you get a letter, don’t ignore it—act fast to keep your budget on track! #Business #MakeMoney #SocialSecurity9021Share
Diane Carter+FollowShould You Grab Social Security at 67?Lost your job at 67? Here’s the scoop: if you’re past your full retirement age, you can start Social Security now without a penalty. But if you don’t need the cash right away (maybe your partner’s still working or you have some savings), waiting could mean bigger monthly checks later. It’s a classic case of now vs. later—take a smaller treat today or wait for a bigger one. If you can cover your bills for a bit, holding off might be the smart money move! #Business #MakeMoney #SocialSecurity3837Share
nkent+FollowSocial Security: What’s Changing in 2026?Heads up if you’re planning your retirement or just trying to make the most of your paycheck: Social Security is getting a few tweaks in 2026. The cost-of-living bump will be small, but rising Medicare premiums could eat up a chunk of it. Also, the age for full benefits hits 67, and you’ll need to earn a bit more to max out your Social Security taxes. If you’re still working, you can earn more before your benefits get dinged. Time to double-check your retirement game plan! #Business #MakeMoney #SocialSecurity2715Share
Joseph Livingston+FollowHeads Up: No SSI Check in September!If you rely on Social Security for your monthly bills or groceries, here’s a heads-up: September 2025 is a little different. Because Labor Day lands on the 1st, SSI payments will hit your account early—on August 29. So, don’t wait for a check in September! Plus, paper checks are out after September 30. It’s all digital now, so make sure you’re set up for direct deposit or a debit card. Plan ahead and avoid surprises! #Business #MakeMoney #SocialSecurity18198Share
Willie Morales+FollowHow to Get the Biggest Social Security CheckCoffee break tip: Social Security checks are rolling out this month, with the biggest payouts going to folks who waited until 70 to retire—up to $5,108 a month! Your payday depends on your birthday, so check the schedule. Want a bigger check? The longer you wait to claim, the more you get. Heads up: Social Security funds might shrink by 2034 if nothing changes, so plan your retirement moves wisely! #Business #MakeMoney #SocialSecurity228Share
Willie Morales+FollowDouble Social Security Checks? Here’s the CatchHeads up: Social Security recipients are getting two checks this week—thanks to a calendar quirk! If you’re counting on that extra cash, remember it’s just an early payment, not a bonus. So, you’ll have to stretch your budget a bit longer until the next check. Pro tip: Consider putting a little aside in a savings or retirement account to smooth out these payment gaps. It’s a small move that can make your money last longer between checks! #Business #MakeMoney #SocialSecurity73Share
Willie Morales+FollowSocial Security: Double Check Week!Heads up if you get Social Security or SSI: This week, you might see two payments hit your account! Because Labor Day is messing with the calendar, some folks will get their September SSI money early, right at the end of August. No, it’s not a bonus—just the usual payment, a little ahead of schedule. So if you see two deposits, don’t panic or call the SSA. Just enjoy the early cash flow and plan your bills accordingly! #Business #MakeMoney #SocialSecurity25391Share
Emily Rogers+FollowSocial Security Checks: What’s Changing Soon?Heads up if you count on Social Security to cover your bills: September 2025’s payment schedule is a little different because of Labor Day. If you get both Social Security and SSI, your check will arrive early—on August 29. Also, paper checks are ending after September, so you’ll need to switch to direct deposit or a prepaid card. No more waiting for the mail—your money will hit your account faster! #Business #MakeMoney #SocialSecurity7514Share
Jacqueline Howard DDS+FollowCancer survivor faces $74K bill from Social SecurityImagine beating cancer twice, only to be hit with a $74,000 bill from Social Security for supposed overpayments. That’s what happened to Taylor Spike in Tampa, who says he always reported his income and followed the rules. Now, after years of fighting for his life, he’s fighting the system—one that many of us trust to support us in tough times. It’s raising big questions about how overpayments happen and what safeguards are really in place. Have you checked your Social Security info lately? How should these situations be handled? #Health #BodyHealth #SocialSecurity285310Share
