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Jun 17 2020

All about the Rep Payee program: Tonight on KABF 88.3 “Speak Up Arkansas”

KABF 88.3 logo: a black background with a yellow shape of the state of Arkansas. In black lettering, the words KABF FM 88.3, Little Rock, AR, on air since '84, with a radio tower motif in black.

The Social Security Administration’s Representative Payment Program provides benefit payment management for beneficiaries who are incapable of managing their Social Security or Supplemental Security Income (SSI) payments. A representative payee (or “rep payee”) is appointed, and that person manages the payments on behalf of the beneficiaries. Generally, family or friends serve as payees. When friends or family members are not able to serve as payees, a qualified organization might be the designated rep payee.

Tonight at 5:00 PM on KABF 88.3, we’re going to talk about the Rep Payee program: What you need to know if you’re a representative, what you need to know if you’re a beneficiary, and important information about economic impact payments for beneficiaries.

You can live stream the show at kabf.org, or listen to the recording on our website at https://disabilityrightsar.org/speak-up-arkansas/.

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