From increased payouts for government retirees to appointment-only access at local offices, the Social Security Administration (SSA) is introducing changes that could affect millions of Americans’ budgets, according to AARP. While most media attention focuses on inflation-based increases, several other updates could put hundreds or even thousands of extra dollars in some recipients’ pockets.
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