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
Nursing Home Residents Need Federal Protection from Coronavirus
In the torrent of news coverage about COVID-19, the plight of seniors does not always receive the priority it deserves. Older
The Trojan Horse of Payroll Tax Cuts is Back
President Trump is at it again --- pushing a payroll tax cut that would damage Social Security and Medicare. During a press
Treasury Dept. Reverses Course on Stimulus Payments
The Trump administration has relented to pressure from seniors’ advocates and members of Congress, reversing course on what would have been
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
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
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
Congress Underfunds Social Security Administration – Again
National Committee volunteers protest the closing of an SSA field office in Arlington, Virginia in 2018 While it’s laudable