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Starting August 1, 2025, the Social Security Administration launched a new rule, EM-25046, requiring automatic bank account checks for all SSI applicants aged 65 and older.

This change means your accounts will be verified through the SSA’s Access to Financial Institutions (AFI) system—whether you reported them or not. Supporters say it prevents overpayments, but critics warn it could open the door to more government access to private finances.

In this video, we’ll break down:
✔️ Who this rule affects right now
✔️ How it changes from the old $400 threshold rule
✔️ Why the SSA says it’s needed
✔️ Why critics are worried about privacy and future expansions
✔️ What this could mean for SSI, SSDI, VA, survivors, and spousal benefits

History shows that policies like this often start small, then grow bigger—so it’s worth paying attention.

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