Misleading Media Headlines on Social Security & Medicare Finances
Reading the headlines from earlier this week, one would think that Social Security and Medicare were on
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
Banking Industry Wins; Working and Retired Americans Lose
The majority in the House of Representatives just betrayed working Americans by passing reckless banking legislation known as the Economic Growth, Regulatory
Rallying to Stop Social Security Office Closures
The National Committee to Preserve Social Security and Medicare joined the American Federation of Government Employees (AFGE) and other advocates Thursday
Closing Urban Social Security Offices Will Cause Undue Hardship
The National Committee to Preserve Social Security and Medicare strongly objects to the scheduled closure of the Social Security Administration (SSA)
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 dark
Congress Deflects President’s Budget Ax on Seniors’ Programs
In a rare victory for seniors, the passage of the FY 2018 Omnibus Appropriations bill in Congress increases funding for several programs that assist
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 affirmation
A New Commissioner and Boosted Budget Would Go a Long Way at SSA
National Committee president Max Richtman expressed deep concern today about the lack of an appointed leader at the Social Security Administration