New rules for federal checks

Article Abstract:

The new rules Electronic Funds Transfer rules (EFT-99) go into effect on January 1, 1999. Recipients of government checks may receive funds via direct deposit. They, also, may sign up for the new Electronic Transfer Account (ETA) that will be created in late 1999.

Information services, AARP, Electronic funds transfer systems, Administrative agencies, Government agencies, Direct deposit services, Direct deposit

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Social Security: the facts

Article Abstract:

An important aspect of Social Security is the cost-of-living adjustments that help retirees keep up with inflation, The program also provides disability and life insurance benefits. Some adjustments are needed to make sure its protection continues.

Services, Column, Disability insurance

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The check's in the mail: Now you can work all your want-and still collect Social Security

Article Abstract:

The restriction on earnings of those from age 65-69 has been repealed.

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