The Social Security Administration is transitioning away from paper checks this year, only allowing electronic payments for ...

Many Americans are ditching their checkbooks these days, with only 61 percent reportedly having written one in 2024. Now, the ...

Printing checks was the identity of Deluxe for most of its 110-year history. But as the preferences of consumers and sellers have evolved toward electronic payments, the well-known check company is ...

The Social Security Administration will stop sending paper checks to beneficiaries at the end of September. If you still receive your Social Security payments by mail, it's time to make a switch — and ...

For decades, millions of Americans have relied on paper checks to receive their Social Security benefits. But that tradition ...

As the digital age reshapes how Americans manage money, the Social Security Administration (SSA) is taking a significant step ...

Find out what the change is, how your payments might be affected and how you can plan now to be ready for the change.

The Social Security Administration said it will no longer issue paper checks for benefit payments starting Sept. 30, 2025.

Over half a million people still get their Social Security benefits via paper checks. They’ll need a waiver by the end of ...

Many Americans still write paper checks for bills, purchases and services. However, bad actors are making a comeback and ripping off customers and U.S. banks.

The paper check's fall from grace has been meteoric, in the plummeting-so-fast-it-immolates-in-the-mesosphere sense. As recently as 2003, ...

If you use paper checks and send them through the mail, it may be time to stop. Check fraud linked to mail theft has surged across the country, according to a recent alert to banks from the ...