Enjoy the Holidays. Ring in the New Year. Fight for Social Security and Medicare.
While we at the National Committee extend warm holiday wishes to all our readers, the joy of the season is
Did You Get the Most of Your Medicare This Year?
There's no doubt about it...Medicare can be confusing. However, there are many benefits out there that many seniors may not even realize
In the Fight for Retirement Security, It’s 2005 All Over Again… But Ten Times Worse
After his re-election in 2004, President George W. Bush declared he would spend his political capital to realize a long-held conservative goal: end
America’s Gender Pay Gap Lasts a Lifetime
We've written a lot about how pay inequity has hurt generations of working women, not just while they're on the job, but lasting throughout their retirement. The economic challenges facing American women in retirement is the heart of our “Eleanor's Hope” project, designed to raise awareness and advocate for legislation to address the inequities threatening millions of retired women.
Advocates Gear Up for Medicare Battle on Capitol Hill
The National Committee to Preserve Social Security and Medicare participated today in the delivery of over 1,000,000 petition signatures demanding that Congress
Paul Ryan Peddles Dangerous Fictions on “60 Minutes”
House Speaker Paul Ryan perpetuated dangerous falsehoods about Medicare on CBS “60 Minutes” Sunday night. In an interview with correspondent Scott
Medicare and End-of-Life Care
The Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) and the Kaiser Family Foundation examined Medicare's costs for end-of-life care and created this