The bill would require the Social Security Administration to mail paper Social Security statements by January 1, 2027. Statements would be sent when a person starts working or begins a new job. They would also be sent at least every five years starting at age 25, every two years starting at age 55, and every year starting at age 60. People would receive them even if they have an online account, but could opt out.
If enacted, you could receive paper statements at the listed times and when you start work or a new job. You could choose not to receive them.
The bill authorizes sums as necessary for administrative expenses starting in fiscal year 2026. It does not specify an amount.
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