Moore’s Payroll Tax Proposal Means Less Security for American Seniors
In an August 2nd op-ed in the Wall Street Journal, conservative commentator (and former Federal Reserve Board nominee) Stephen Moore urged President
Workers Turning 60 This Year Face “Notch” in Benefits
Future Social Security beneficiaries turning 60 this year are in for a rude surprise: their monthly benefits may be lower than
White House Advisors Float New Idea to Undermine Social Security
On the heels of President Trump’s repeated calls to eliminate Social Security’s funding stream through payroll tax cuts, influential White House
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
2020 Social Security COLA Scant Relief for Seniors
The scant 1.6% Social Security cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) for 2020 is another big disappointment for America’s seniors. The paltry new COLA will yield
National Committee to Millennials: Social Security Belongs to You, Too!
The National Committee is actively pushing back against conservative propaganda about Social Security aimed squarely at Millennials. In June, NCPSSM released
Webinar Explains Wisdom of Waiting to Claim Social Security
(L-R) AARP's Kathy Stokes, NCPSSM's Web Phillips, and webinar panelist Rob Clark On June 27th, nearly 20,000 Americans had
Delay Claiming Social Security & Gain Higher Benefits
Near retirees in Greater Baltimore are being beckoned by a billboard on wheels encouraging them to delay claiming Social Security. Baltimore
Will Medicare Premiums Eat Up Seniors’ 2020 COLAs?
According to a new estimate based on the recent Social Security Trustees report, the Cost of Living Adjustment (COLA) for 2020
Dems, Advocates Push Hard for Social Security Expansion
National Committee president Max Richtman pushes Social Security expansion at House hearing Now that the Democrats have control of