Medicare Privatization Tops the GOP Agenda
Well, that didn't take long. Just days after the election and already the GOP has confirmed, what we've been warning for months.
Republican Senators Say Now’s the Time to Cut Social Security, Medicare & Medicaid
A group of freshman GOP Senators has decided the time is right to launch a frontal assault on funding for Social
The Sneak Attack on Social Security
Since before Social Security was created 81 years ago, the actuaries at the Social Security Administration have been tasked with making real-time
Social Security Administration Cuts Hurt Americans in Every State
Congress has cut the Social Security Administration's core operating budget by 10 percent since 2010, after adjusting for inflation. Incredibly, this is
Vast Majority of Private Medicare Advantage Plans Overcharged the Government
New analysis by the Center for Public Integrity of Medicare Advantage audits show that 35 of the 37 companies audited by the
Social Security Offices Close, Staff Furloughed and Waits Increase if SSA Budget is Cut by Congress Yet Again
As the baby boom generation ages and a record number of Americans retire, it's hard to imagine why Congress has chosen this
New Federal Privacy Rules Pose a Challenge for Some Seniors in Social Security
All new and current account holders to Social Security's online portal, my Social Security, will now be required to have a text-enabled cell
If They Can’t Cut Benefits–Cutting Social Security Administrative Funding is the GOP Fall Back Strategy
It's often been said budgets are the best indicator of a nation's priorities because talk is cheap but where Congress actually spends
The Truth about the 2016 Social Security and Medicare Trustees Report
Social Security is still fully funded for nearly two decades, a miniscule COLA increase in 2017 likely, and health care reform continues
GOP Appropriators Want to Eliminate Funding for Medicare SHIP Programs
Each day 10 thousand Americans become eligible for Medicare. The aging of the baby boom generation certainly isn't a surprise to anyone