A Letter to the U.S. Senate: Don’t Cut Payroll Taxes
The National Committee to Preserve Social Security and Medicare sent the following letter to members of the United States Senate last
Corona Crisis Poses Fresh Challenges for SSA
The coronavirus crisis has thrust extraordinary challenges onto the already beleaguered Social Security Administration (SSA). As the administrator for Social Security,
Biden, Sanders Debate Past Positions on Social Security, Obscuring Threat from Trump
For the first time in 11 debates, Social Security was a prominent topic during last night’s face-off between the Democratic presidential
SSA To Administer New Paid Sick Leave Benefits During Coronavirus Epidemic
New federal sick leave benefits working their way through Congress in response to the coronavirus will be administered through the Social
Where is Social Security in Coverage of Trump Payroll Tax Cut Proposal?
The mainstream media have given ample coverage to President Trump’s proposal to cut payroll taxes, but many news outlets have ignored the potential
Stimulate the Economy, But Don’t Cut Payroll Tax
President Trump’s proposal to cut Social Security payroll taxes is a misguided attempt to stimulate the economy that will hurt the
Trump lets it slip again: He wants to cut ‘entitlements’
When it comes to Social Security and Medicare, President Trump can’t help saying the quiet part out loud: he would like
Trump Admin. Assault on SSDI Continues
A scant three months after introducing a rule to make Social Security disability benefit reviews more onerous, the Trump administration is
Veterans Rely on Social Security and Medicare, Too
National Committee president Max Richtman speaks at veterans town hall in Vacaville, CA National Committee president Max Richtman joined
Trump’s Policies, Seniors, and a Town Hall with Rep. Jared Huffman
National Committee president Max Richtman brought a message of optimism and vigilance to a gathering of seniors in the San Francisco