Social Security makes major change: Here’s what it looks like
The Social Security Administration is changing the way it looks as it launches a newly designed webpage as part of the agency's " ongoing commitment to provide efficient and equitable service ."
The webpage was updated earlier this week and includes a multitude of changes , and though sometimes change can be daunting, the new page was designed with its users in mind and accessibility.
It highlights several features SSA beneficiaries may need to access while visiting the site.
"The new design makes it easier for visitors to find the information they need and complete common tasks online," the agency wrote in an announcement.
"The homepage encourages online self-service adoption by highlighting how simple it is to use the my Social Security portal ."
According to the administration, the new layout offers a "more user-friendly" experience.
Some of the changes include increased visibility for my Social Security account log-in and sign-up, a highlighted life events section for users who need guidance with where to start after a life event, enhanced access to third-party services and an easier-to-digest content layout.
The "Life Events" section guides people through milestones such as retirement, disability, or the loss of a loved one, offering resources for each situation.
SSA's new webpage is designed to make it easier for employers, representative payees and other third-party users who rely on SSA services to navigate.
The update is one of several upcoming changes the SSA has made recently to streamline services.
Starting Tuesday, Sept. 30, the agency will no long mail paper checks to its recipients.
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