Q: Has Congress Fixed Medicare Solvency Problems Yet? It seems that we haven’t heard anything about whether Congress will take action to fix Medicare’s insolvency…
By Representative Troy A. Carter, Sr., (LA-2) It’s been two years since the first COVID-19 case was found in the United States. With over 800,000…
Middle Income Americans Play Disproportionate Role In Financing Social Security. By Shannon Benton, Executive Director Meet Leonard S. Schleifer, the CEO of Regeneron Pharmaceuticals. If…
New Federal Protections Against Surprise Medical Bills Take Effect, But Rely on Patients Knowing Their Rights By Rick Delaney, Chairman of the Board It’s a…
By Mary Johnson, editor Raise your hand if you’ve ever wondered how much higher your Social Security benefits would be if your benefits were tied…
Aduhelm, the pricey new Alzheimer’s drug is credited with adding about half of the $21.60 per month Medicare Part B cost increase this year. It’s…
If you receive Social Security, there’s a better than 50% chance that a portion of your Social Security benefits could be taxable. In 2020, the…
Why Is There No Action To Repeal the Windfall Elimination Provision? Q: Why is there NO action to repeal the Windfall Elimination Provision forced upon…
By Representative Linda T. Sanchez (CA-38) For over 80 years, Social Security has been the bedrock of the American retirement system. The program ensures our…
Congress May Be Divided. Their Constituents Are Not. Shannon Benton, Executive Director Over years of conducting surveys, TSCL has discovered something totally unexpected. Although partisan…