During the month, the Social Security Administration sends a total of 4 different checks to beneficiaries in the United States. The beneficiaries of these types of benefits get their check on a specific day of the month. But that doesn’t mean that the check always arrives regardless of each American’s situation. There is a possibility that the retirement payment may stop coming to a citizen.
And that’s because the Social Security Administration can stop sending check to certain United States citizens who break the rules or fall into certain behaviors. So if you want to keep getting your retirement check every month, whether for disability or other reasons, you need to watch out for these restrictions.
Still, it’s good to keep in mind that there are some Social Security payments that are not forever. Some of them are from retirement to the end, but other checks, such as the disability worker check, may end under certain conditions. Be that as it may, we should not do anything that will cause retirement checks to stop appearing in our bank account.
What can cause us to lose monthly Social Security?
Most of the time we are not going to lose our Social Security check, but it is true that we could lose it. This can be a catastrophe in many American households, but it can also be a good thing if the conditions under which we lose it are for the better. Everything will always depend on the situation of each American.
In the case of having an old age retirement check, the main reason we could lose payment is due to incarceration. If we go to prison we will stop receiving the check, although it is true that once we get out we will get the payment again. Even so, the time we are in prison we will not get a dollar, so we must take this into account.
In the case of having a disability benefit, things change. We could lose Social Security if our individual situation also changes. That is, if we no longer have a disability for which we got the check, the payment will no longer appear in our checking account. Similarly, if we go to prison we will not get the payment either.
In short, going to prison will cause us to lose the check. Likewise, in the case of disability due to an accident at work, we will always have a follow-up. If the doctors decide that our condition has improved and we can return to work, we will stop getting a Social Security check.
However, we will not have to pay back any payments we have received up to this point, except in special situations. So we can rest easy about that. In addition, if we have a disability Supplemental Security Income, we will also stop receiving it if we no longer have a disability.