For millions of retirees, the disabled, and survivors, Social Security payments are a financial lifeline. The Social Security Administration (SSA) manages this massive system and employs robust measures to detect fraud and ensure payments are accurate. While most recipients have no issues, certain activities or changes in your circumstances can inadvertently raise red flags. This article identifies eight things that can make your Social Security payments suspicious in the eyes of the SSA, potentially leading to reviews, suspensions, or investigations.
