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2026-09-03 23:17
Social Security Overpayment Notices—What to Do If You Get One You Can't Pay
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The Social Security trust fund is on track to hit zero by 2032. Ten experts share their predictions about who will get benefits.
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The SSA said last year it sends roughly 2 million overpayment notices each year across its benefit programs.
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