According to the report, cuts to staffing and agency offices have hurt seniors' ability to resolve issues and receive benefits.

It comes as some folks prepare to see their benefit payment checks this week.

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Millions of Americans rely on social security to pay the bills and stay solvent in retirement. So, when the Social Security Administration issues a warning to retirees, they need to listen, because their finances depend on it.