Get FMS Form 1200 - Go Direct

There is a form online they can use to change the direct deposit account to which their Social Security benefits go. (SSI payments cannot be handled online.) They can download and print the form to sign up or change the bank where Social Security checks are deposited. Look for http://www.ssa.gov/deposit/1199a.pdf .

Go to the File section of the H&R Block Online product. Choose how you want to file. Choose Direct Deposit.

If your direct deposit or debit card funds aren't made on time, contact the Social Security Administration at 1-800-772-1213 or find a Social Security office near you.

Sign in to your online account. Go to OPM Retirement Services Online. Click Direct Deposit in the menu. If you already have direct deposit active, you will see a summary of your account information. Click Change to start a new direct deposit or to change an existing direct deposit.

The funds seamlessly move from one checking account to another. When it comes to getting the money from one bank account into another, direct deposits are among the most secure ways to complete the transaction.

Can direct deposit go to two different banks? Typically, yes. In fact, many direct deposit programs allow you to split your pay between savings and checking accounts at different banks. You'll just need to add your banks' routing numbers, your account numbers and the account type for each.

Click Get My Payment. Read the system usage alert message and click OK. Enter your personal information (Social Security number, date of birth and address from your tax return) and click CONTINUE. Find your stimulus payment status information.

By phone. You can set up direct deposit or change your CRA account information by calling the CRA at 1-800-959-8281. You will need the following information: Social insurance number.

The easiest way to start or change direct deposit is to contact your employer's HR or payroll department, which will have you fill out a direct deposit authorization form. This form will ask for basic information that you can find in the welcome kit from your new bank: Name of bank or credit union. Routing number.

In most cases, a direct deposit takes one to two pay cycles before you'll see the amount you're paid live in your bank account.