No Cause for Alarm from Social Security Trustees Report
The 2018 Social Security Trustees Report confirms that the program’s trust fund is still very much intact, with $2.89 trillion in assets
Draft Medicare Handbook Biased Toward Private Plans
A draft handbook on Medicare enrollment has drawn criticism from senior’s advocates – and rightly so. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services
Chatting with Rep. Joe Kennedy, Eloquent Advocate for Working Americans
Anyone who has the opportunity to chat with Rep. Joe Kennedy III about Americans’ health and retirement security should jump at the
Farewell to Paul Ryan and his Insidious “Entitlement Reforms”
Will seniors and their families miss Paul Ryan in the U.S. Congress? Not a chance. His impending retirement lifts a
Lamb’s Win a Victory for Social Security, Medicare, and Working People Everywhere
Not only is Democrat Conor Lamb’s victory in Pennsylvania’s special Congressional election a rebuke to President Trump, it is an
Trump 2019 Budget Shortchanges Seniors, Poor, Disabled
President Trump released an FY 2019 budget today proposing deep spending reductions for Medicare, Medicaid, Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI),
Bipartisan Budget Bill a Pretty Good Deal for Seniors
The bipartisan budget bill passed by Congress early this morning is, on balance, good news for seniors and the federal programs that provide
Medicare Therapy Caps: It’s Time for a Permanent Repeal
Many of us have loved ones who’ve heard those dreaded words “Medicare won’t approve any more physical therapy (or occupational
National Committee President, House Democrats Decry GOP Tax Plan’s Impact on Seniors
As Republicans remain indifferent – or in denial – about the impact of the Trump/GOP tax scam on older Americans, seniors’
After Passing Senate Tax Bill, GOP to Target Seniors’ Earned Benefits
Maybe it’s no coincidence that the Senate passed its tax bill, vampire-like, in the dead of night. How very apropos for