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Changes to Social Security Administration Overpayments
As of March 27, the Social Security Administration will begin mailing notices about the new 100 percent withholding rate, rather than the recent adjustment of just 10 percent. The withholding rate change applies to new overpayments related to Social Security benefits.
What Is A “Charge Off” On My Credit Report?
A “charge off” on your credit report means that the creditor wrote your account off as a loss for their own purposes. This does not mean that the debt is not valid or owed, but the creditor is no longer pursuing the debt.