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Social Security Notes
Mrs. Hazel F. Daly, district manager of social security in Winchester, Virginia today reminded people receiving social security benefits that certain events may affect the payment of those benefits. When these events occur, they should be reported to the Social Security Administration, The death of a beneficiary should be reported promptly Mrs. Daly stated. She also mentioned that the marriage of a beneficiary, unless the beneficiary is receiving bene fits as a retired worker, will usually stop payments. Divorce may affect the right to get benefits.’ People who are receiving benefits on behalf of a child or an incapable older person may have those rights altered if there has been a change in custody of the beneficiary. The most common event that affects the right to receive pay ment is earnings from any type of work. If the beneficiary is under the age of 72 and expects to earn over $1200 during the calendar year, some of his benefits for the. year will be held back. Mrs. Daly stated that anv of these events should be reported to the Social Security
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