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Social Security payments, federal benefits to go electronic this month as paper checks phase out

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The government is planning to phase out paper checks for most consumers receiving Social Security benefits and other federal payments this month.

The transition is prompted by an executive order signed by President Donald Trump in March, which mandates the move to electronic payments for federal benefits by Sept. 30.

The move is aimed at preventing fraud and reducing spending, according to the Trump administration.

Treasury checks are more likely to be stolen, lost or returned compared to electronic funds transfers, according to the executive order.

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