For Immediate Release – April 10, 2026 TSCL Predicts Social Security COLA at 2.8% As New Proposal Would Cap Benefits at $50,000 per Person Based…
By Alex Moore As of March 2026, the latest month with data available as this article goes to press, the average Social Security benefit was $1,931.05. That’s across…
By Susan Stewart, Licensed Insurance Agent As the world of Medicare continues to change, having a good agent has never been more important for retirees. It’s our job to work with…
By Alex Moore The Medicare Hospital Insurance Trust Fund (HI Fund) pays out all Medicare Part A benefits, such as inpatient hospital services, skilled nursing…
By Daisy Brown, Legislative Liaison Telehealth includes health services provided via video or phone, replacing in-person services such as doctor’s visits, psychotherapy, and more. Medicare began offering telehealth for…
By John I. Adams, TSCL Chairman The overwhelming majority of seniors already know that Social Security will reach insolvency in the next few years if Congress fails to act…
By Alex Moore Many people hope to spend their retirement on the road, seeing things they missed during a career of hard work. However, cost…
The Senior Citizens League Monthly Update for the end of March 2026 In this update, we highlight recent visits to Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C.,…
By Alex Moore On January 19th Arjun Mody became the new Deputy Commissioner for Social Security, for a term that runs through the same date in 2031. He was…
By Alex Moore Last year, the Social Security Administration’s (SSA’s) Chief Data Officer (CDO) resigned after filing a whistleblower complaint alleging that employees from DOGE, the now-defunct Department of…