Is the Social Security Administration's sweeping records cleanup reassuring or concerning?
The Social Security Administration, led by Commissioner Frank Bisignano, announced on October 20 what it called the most comprehensive records cleanup in its 91-year history, correcting nearly 15% of active Social Security numbers and adding 17 million dates of death.
Probably needed, but I lack trust under the current administration.
If you picked "reassuring" — what's the error rate that would flip you to "concerning"? Curious where that line sits for people.