Overpayment letter

[OneMarcilV]

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Originally Posted by pb4uski +1 just stop showing up and you have effectively quit.

Really I did not want to quit without someone being able to take my place.

[RobbieB]

That's between you and the boss. The government doesn't care.

[Bryan Barnfellow]

I'm glad you have been able to work this out. It's not always easy to understand the complications of the US social security system. And the IRS is another story altogether. I hope you enjoy your retirement!

-BB

[OneMarcilV]

My account had not updated yet. Still reads You are not currently receiving Social Security payments.

I keep ringing the representative back about but all I get is his voice recording.

After 4pm after the Social Security office closes the representatives ring peeps back. That never happened.

I do not care about paying the overpayment I just am interested in why I still see I am not receiving payments.

[pb4uski]

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Originally Posted by OneMarcilV Really I did not want to quit without someone being able to take my place.

Not your problem. All you owed your boss was a week or two of notice.

[OneMarcilV]

I talked to someone different yesterday her checked and told me the update takes 7 to 10 business days to change on my account.

Her said I should get a payment in July though. But might nit be on the regular day and week.

[OneMarcilV]

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Originally Posted by rothlev I had a friend that had this happen. She did request that they forgive the overpayment, and they did so. I think for this to be successful you would have to substantiate financial hardship. I am pretty sure you can have them withhold a smal amount from each check rather than paying in a lump sum.

Did you ever find out what your friend told the peeps at Social Security to forgive the overpayment?

[KarenF]

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Originally Posted by rk911 ok, i’ll ask... “Even the store manager would not let me quit at that time.” nobody can prevent you from quitting. were there some benefits you would forfeit if you resigned your position?

That was my thought as well. I do understand that management can lay a pretty heavy guilt trip on a person, but you can always quit.