Entitlement overpayments can occur when an individual receives a benefit payment they are not eligible for or receives a payment exceeding the amount they are entitled to. This blog post aims to clarify the concept of “without fault” in entitlement overpayments, according to § 404.510a, and explain the circumstances under which an individual may be deemed …
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If you receive Social Security benefits, you may be subject to deduction overpayments if you earn above a certain threshold. However, there are certain circumstances where you may be considered “without fault” in these situations. According to § 404.510 of the Social Security Administration’s regulations, all pertinent circumstances will be considered in determining whether an individual …
What You Need to Know About Being “Without Fault” in a Deduction Overpayment, § 404.510 Read More »
If you are a recipient of Social Security benefits, you may have heard the term “equity and good conscience” in relation to overpayments. But what does it mean, and how does it affect you? Let’s take a closer look. According to Section 404.509 of the Social Security Administration’s regulations, recovery of an overpayment is against …
Social Security benefits are designed to provide individuals with income to cover ordinary and necessary living expenses. However, there are certain situations where the adjustment or recovery of these benefits can defeat the purpose of Title II, as outlined in § 404.508. In this blog post, we’ll delve into the definition of “defeating the purpose” and …
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Fault and overpayment are two critical aspects that need to be understood when it comes to Social Security benefits. In this blog post, we will discuss the concept of fault as used in the context of overpayment recovery and how it affects both the individual and the Social Security Administration (SSA). The Concept of Fault: …
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The COVID-19 pandemic has had a significant impact on various aspects of our lives, including social security benefits. In response to the pandemic, the Social Security Administration (SSA) has implemented measures to provide relief for individuals who have received overpayments under Title II of the Social Security Act. This blog post will discuss the waiver …
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The Social Security Administration (SSA) occasionally needs to adjust underpayments to beneficiaries. This blog post aims to provide a clear understanding of the adjustment process, including the procedures for when an underpaid individual is living or deceased, as well as the definitions of legal representatives and “good acquittance.” Adjusting Underpayments for Living Individuals If an …
Adjustment of Underpayments: A Comprehensive Guide, § 404.503 Read More »
Overpayment of Social Security benefits can occur for various reasons. In the event of an overpayment, the Social Security Administration (SSA) will take steps to recover the overpaid amount from the recipient or their estate. This blog post will help you understand the process of overpayment adjustments, as outlined in § 404.502. Overpayment Adjustments for Living …
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The Social Security Act is a complex piece of legislation that outlines various scenarios where an individual might receive more or less than the correct payment due under Title II of the Act. This blog post aims to simplify and explain Section 204 of the Act, which addresses overpayments, underpayments, and adjustments. We will also …
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When disabled beneficiaries are receiving Social Security benefits due to drug addiction or alcoholism, certain amounts may be paid in installments. This post aims to explain the provisions outlined in § 404.480, detailing the various scenarios, limitations, and exceptions associated with the payment of these benefits. Amounts subject to installment payments: Under § 404.480(a), the amounts due …