A December 2024 government shutdown could happen on Friday. How does that affect December Social Security checks? Here's what you need to know.

Why It Matters. A government shutdown can create widespread uncertainty, particularly for those who rely on federal benefits.

A December 2024 government shutdown could happen on Friday. How does that affect December Social Security checks? Here's what ...

Here’s how a shutdown would affect Social Security and other programs. A shutdown could happen this weekend if a new funding bill isn’t passed and signed. IE 11 is not supported.

Closures, Social Security checks, furloughs, and more. Congress has until midnight Friday to come up with a way to fund the government or federal agencies will shut down.

The U.S. government is facing the prospect of yet another shutdown as lawmakers wrangle over a temporary funding bill. That's leaving many people wondering how Social Security would be affected if ...

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The good news is that a government shutdown will not affect the Social Security benefits you paid during your working years. The money you are currently receiving every month will continue as normal.

Will a government shutout impact Social Security checks? Social Security recipients received two checks in November because December 1 fell on a Sunday. So, the shutdown won’t affect those payments.

Social Security payments will not stop during a government shutdown. This is because the program is categorized as mandatory spending, meaning its funding is independent of annual appropriations ...

What happens to Social Security if the government shuts down? During a government shutdown, some federal agencies continue their work because at least some of their workers are considered ...

A December 2024 government shutdown could happen on Friday. How does that affect Ohioans' Social Security checks? Here's what you need to know.