Financial Services Industry Leader Frank Bisignano to be the 18th Commissioner of Social Security
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Financial services industry leader Frank Bisignano was sworn in today as the 18th Commissioner of Social Security.
He joins the Social Security Administration from Fiserv, the industry leading payments and fintech company, where he was Chairman and CEO.
“President Trump has been clear about Social Security. We will protect it,” said Commissioner Bisignano. “We will make the Social Security Administration a premier organization.”
The Social Security Commissioner oversees the administration of all Social Security programs. Last year, Social Security paid over $1.5 trillion in benefits to more than 72 million beneficiaries.
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LLOYD
ARE MY 2025 SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFITS TAXABLE?
READ SEVERAL PLACES THAT THEY WILL NOT BE, STILL A LITTLE MUDDY.
J.
Retirement is, disability is not
You would have better luck calling the IRS
Dan F.
He was chairman and CEO of Fiserv? Is he going to bring Fiserv’s reliability and responsiveness to Social Security? If so, be afraid, be very afraid:
https://www.americanbanker.com/payments/news/banks-recover-from-friday-fiserv-outage
Steve P.
One major source of funding for Social Security should be contributions from immigrants’ paychecks. Dumping out the baby with the bathwater?
Mrs
Welcome Frank, and Buona Fortuna. SSA is going much better than it was in 2023. I wonder what the reason was when I applied at 70 years old, went in person, and then got told they have to give me an appointment two months later to take my application by phone. I wonder if it was so that they could justify all those “working from home” folks that were hired, to have something to do. It was less efficient back then, not more efficient. This is working better these days.
Fran J.
I hope you are sincere in your comment to protect Social Security.
Supporting “DOGE” is not supporting Social Security.
Lynn F.
I’VE tried web and can’t get an answer as to where we can go Or requesting a 2024 form for our TAXES. Please help us
ocbridepr@yahoo.com So frustrater eager to hear from you. Aloha Lynn Adams
My husband and I turn 81 this year thanks for your help. We’re 3 hours Earlier than West Coast
Lynn A.
Both my husband and I have not received our social security for 2024? iT’S A 100 mile trip to Hilo on the Big Island of Hawaii. We can’t make the trip we’re both 81 years old. Please tell me whom or an website to contact that we can TRUST giving out account numbers to… ALOHA Lynn Adams and Leo Stamps thanks it’s very frustrating First time this has happened. we’re desperate and frustrated
J
Make a social security account and see if that helps. Then you can communicate with them electronically. Supposedly. I have not communicated with them in this manner yet, most of them are unhappy with the President , burned out and need to retire and many lose their benefits for their cruelty to humanity.
Try to create an account.
You are 81 … I pray you get answers soon
Robin W.
Will those of us that are over have been waiting 500 + days now stuck in the system longer? I have been following the weekly meetings held by the interim Commissioner and his leadership team on Ytube. The transparency and swift moves to change the process’s seems great…
Mev
Welcome.
Rose
Finally. Perhaps the first professional to come in and fix a broken system. The acting commissioner has enhanced and kept the system going. Time for a complete overhaul.