Trump Administration Continues Tilting the Field toward Medicare Advantage
During the Medicare open enrollment period that ends today, the Trump administration once again asked beneficiaries to choose plans without the
Trump Administration Drug Proposal Puts Burden on Beneficiaries
Instead of taking big, bold steps to lower prescription drug prices, the Trump administration has rolled out yet another incremental measure that
National Committee President Campaigns for Mike Espy
National Committee president Max Richtman stumped for Senate candidate Mike Espy in Tupelo, Mississippi yesterday. Democrat Espy faces GOP incumbent Cindy
Seniors Reverse Recent Trend, Vote in their Own Interests
Three weeks ago, we implored seniors to vote in their own interests on November 6th. In three of the past four
Seniors Were Big Winners in House Elections
Voters have put champions of Social Security and Medicare back in control of the U.S. House of Representatives for the first
Don’t be Fooled by GOP Posturing on Pre-Existing Conditions
The Republican candidate for the open Senate seat in Arizona, Martha McSally, probably speaks for other GOP contenders across the country
It’s Time for Seniors to Vote In Their Own Interests Again
Older Americans are one of the most powerful voting blocs in U.S. elections. More than half of the electorate in the
McConnell Reminds Retirees What They Have to Lose in November
As if to remind us what is at stake with three weeks to go until election day, Senate Majority Leader Mitch
Social Security COLAs to Rise; Formula Needs Improvement
Social Security beneficiaries will receive a much-needed, 2.8% cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) for 2019 – providing a $39 bump to the average
Five Crucial Questions for Candidates About Social Security and Medicare
With four weeks to go until election day, seniors and their families should be seeking answers to some crucial questions affecting