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Q: What makes the League different from AARP? A: Many people ask if we are like AARP. The answer is no. Millions of Americans join…
Q: How many members does TSCL have? A: There are 1,313,935 active members/supporters.
Q: What if I make a donation and then become dissatisfied with TSCL? A: TSCL offers its supporters an unconditional refund of their most recent donation…
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Q: What is TSCL? A: TSCL (TREA Senior Citizens League) consists of vocally active senior citizens concerned about the protection of their Social Security, Medicare,…