The Social Security Administration improperly disbursed an estimated $571 million in disability benefits to people who had already returned to work, according to a government audit report.
Of the half a billion estimated overpayments, nearly $201 million of the improperly disbursed benefits checks were due to the administration’s slow processing, and the almost $371 million was the fault of the beneficiaries who didn’t complete paperwork on time, the Office of the Inspector General (IG)wrote in a report released Tuesday.
Analyzing a sample of disability cases from 2012, the IG found a total of $1.3 million in overpayments, $446,000 of which were made as a result of administrative errors, as well as $823,000 due to individuals failing to report wages that would disqualify them from benefits.
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People on Disability can still get a CK it depends on the percentage of being Disabled if they are 100 percent no work but if they are less than 65 then they can for a CERTAIN $.
Charge them if they violated the law!!!!!
I am tired of the criminals getting a "oh hum" while the working class gets screwed.
Signed,
Working police vet
People get all upset when someone games the system, as they should, but don't make a sound when the system games them. All indignant when Joe Blow gets a few bucks but just shrugs when they are screwed for millions by the system. Lol
Unknown said...
People get all upset when someone games the system, as they should, but don't make a sound when the system games them. All indignant when Joe Blow gets a few bucks but just shrugs when they are screwed for millions by the system. Lol
May 21, 2018 at 11:55 PM
The last time I checked, $571 Million dollars isn't just a few bucks!
Let me guess... You got a few bucks from the Government and didn't pay it back.
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