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The Department of Health and Human Services reported that 35 states have stopped intercepting Social Security benefits meant for orphans in foster care. This change ends a long-standing practice where state agencies took these benefits after the death of the children's parents.
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The Department of Health and Human Services reported that 35 states have stopped intercepting Social Security benefits meant for orphans in foster care. This change ends a long-standing practice where state agencies took these benefits after the death of the children's parents.
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HHS touts 35 states that have scaled back ‘orphan tax’ on Social Security benefits
HHS reports 35 states have stopped intercepting Social Security benefits for orphans