Treasury goes green, saves green

Treasury will require individuals receiving Social Security, Supplemental Security Income, Veterans, Railroad Retirement and Office of Personnel Management bene...

Say goodbye to paper and hello to electronic transactions. The Treasury Department announced a new initiative aimed at saving the department $400-million dollars and 12-million pounds of paper in the first five years. Here with the three-pronged approach to paper reduction is Dick Gregg, the acting fiscal assistant secretary at the Treasury Department.

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