Now more than ever, businesses globally have become increasingly susceptible to financial fraud. From the growing threat of AI-enabled fraud, such as deepfake scams, these attempts threaten the ...

The Social Security Administration is set to revolutionize its payment system by phasing out paper checks by September 30, ...

As the use of paper checks declines, America is headed for “check zero.” Here's what you need to know.

Use of paper checks by U.S. businesses jumped last year, according to an annual survey by the Association for Financial Professionals, which struggled to explain the results.

About 4% of tax refunds this year were issued via paper check, according to the latest Internal Revenue Service figures. READ MORE: IRS issues warning: Avoid this or you could face criminal charges.

Paper checks for tax refunds, Social Security are being phased out. What to know The change, part of an executive order from President Donald Trump, comes as a growing list of retailers, including ...

Big brands are ditching paper checks as a payment option, but business owners are being urged to consider all the consequences before writing them off. Puget Sound Business Journal.

Paper Checks Are Done For Thanks To Trump’s Executive Order People who need in-person assistance will face challenges since the administration has made labor cuts to the federal agencies.

Americans can’t quit paper checks. Fraudsters are cashing in. A message appeared this month on an app where people often congregate to trade tips on committing check fraud. It named some of the ...

President Donald Trump has targeted paper checks in a new executive order signed March 25. What's that mean to you? If you still mail a paper check to pay your taxes, or get a refund via a check ...

Effective Sept. 30, 2025, the order directs the Treasury Department, which includes the IRS, to stop issuing paper checks for all federal payments, including tax refunds. Mail theft is to blame.

Social Security and IRS payments will soon be electronic only as the government decides to eliminate paper checks. How is Ohio affected? What to know.