By Susan Stewart, Licensed Insurance Agent For my article in The Advisor last month, we covered improving our health through sun and movement, with the goal of needing less medical…
By John I. Adams, Chairman, TSCL A new bill proposed in Congress threatens to shake up the healthcare landscape for seniors by cutting government funding from…
Gathering Petition Signatures TSCL is actively gathering signatures on several petitions to shine a spotlight on challenges seniors face with Social Security and Medicare. We use…
By Daisy Brown, Legislative Liaison, TSCL Do you remember when the government partially shut down back in February, when Congress couldn’t come up with a deal to keep the lights on…
By Susan Stewart, Licensed Insurance Agent When I sit down to write my piece for The Advisor every month, I consider what you need to know about…
By Danial Amjad, Policy Analyst With automatic Social Security benefit cuts of up to 28 percent looming as soon as 2032, with the program paying…
By John I. Adams, Chairman, TSCL Last month, TSCL published the latest edition of its long-running Loss of Buying Power studies. This research (available for free) suggests that Social…
For Immediate Release – May 12, 2026 Based on the latest CPI data, released this morning, TSCL predicts that Social Security’s 2027 Cost of Living…
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…
