60 Million Social Security Recipients Face Debit Card Policy Updates

Social Security switches debit card providers this summer, affecting 3.6 million recipients—here's what changes and what stays the same.

Social Security switches debit card providers this summer, affecting 3.6 million recipients—here's what changes and what stays the same.

New debit card provider Fifth Third Bank takes over Social Security payments from 3.6 million Direct Express cardholders by late 2026.

Whether a lump sum or pension is better depends on your health, life expectancy, investment confidence, and cash needs.

The Direct Express program is switching banks this summer—here's what Social Security beneficiaries need to know about the change.

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