Sorting Fact from Fiction in the 2013 Trustees Report on Social Security and Medicare
The 2013 Trustees report shows, once again, Social Security is not facing a crisis. Trustees project Social Security will be able
Social Security Benefits “Excessive”? Are You Kidding….
The Kaiser Family Foundation has prepared a new state-by-state snapshot of poverty among seniors which is a must-read for Washington politicians who
Social Security from a Young Person’s Perspective
Ivy NgoSoutheast Asia Resource Action Center (SEARAC)Ivy also blogs for the Diverse Elders Coalition Reflections on Social Security from a Young PersonSocial
More Proof that “Deficit Reduction” is Really Just Code for Social Security & Medicare Cuts
The Congressional Budget Office's new budget projections show that despite the sky-is-falling crisis calls made by Wall Street backed austerity fanatics
Life Lessons
The month of May is designated as Asian American Heritage Month. In honor of Asian American Pacific Islander heritage, this blog is
New Media Education Project Provides Missing Balance in Social Security & Medicare Coverage
Contrary to the headlines and soundbites coming from America's newsrooms, Social Security and Medicare aren't to blame for our nation's fiscal woes
How Much Should Mom Be Paid?
Each year Salary.com provides an interesting look into the uncompensated work performed by American mothers who are often their families' CEO, driver,
Celebrating Older Americans Month
Did you know May is Older American and Asian-Pacific American month? Ok, we know you're not likely to be hosting a
In Washington, Flight Delays = “Crisis”; Meals on Wheels Cuts = “Oh, well”
A new Rasmussen poll highlights the absurdity of Congress' decision to swoop in and prove they can “work together” – at