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
Five Weeks Until Voters Choose Whether to Boost or Cut Social Security & Medicare
On November 6th, voters will choose whether to boost or cut Social Security and Medicare. The stakes are that simple. Republicans
National Committee Campaigns for Social Security & Medicare Champions
NCPSSM President Max Richtman and Congressional candidate Brendan Kelly in Waterloo, IL With Americans’ earned benefits under almost constant
Trump Advisor Re-Affirms Commitment to Cutting Social Security & Medicare
CNBC's Becky Quick and National Economic Council Director Larry Kudlow In case there was any doubt that the White
Congressional Caucuses Promise “Righteous Fight” to Expand Social Security
National Committee Senior Policy Analyst Webster Phillips and the Capital Action Team senior volunteers The cause of expanding Social
Senate Passes Prescription Drug Price Transparency Bill
If legislation passed by the Senate on Tuesday becomes law, your pharmacist may no longer be ‘gagged’ or forbidden from telling
Stagnant Wages in Wake of Trump/GOP Tax Scam Hurt Workers and Future Retirees
Real wages (adjusted for inflation) have been declining; Trump tax cuts haven't helped Underneath the major headlines about the death of
Poignant Stories of Soaring Prescription Drug Prices
Sens. Van Hollen, Wyden, Stabenow and Smith hear stories of high Rx drug prices A Senate Democratic committee heard poignant stories
On Social Security’s 83rd Anniversary, Program’s Future Depends on November Elections
Ida May Fuller (pictured here in 1950) received the country's first Social Security check in 1940 Eighty three years