Social Security slashes amount of overpayments beneficiaries must pay back

Social Security recipients will now have to pay back much less if they were inadvertently overpaid, the Social Security Administration says.

<p>WASHINGTON — Social Security recipients will now have to pay back much less if they were inadvertently overpaid.

</p><p>&quot&#x3B;Social Security is taking a critically important step toward our goal of ensuring our overpayment policies are fair, equitable, and do not unduly harm anyone,&quot&#x3B; Social Security&a

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