(Washington, DC) Social Security benefits have lost 33 percent of buying power since 2000, according to the latest Social Security Loss of Buying Power Study…
(Washington, DC) – In their new report, Medicare Trustees forecast a higher rate of growth in Part B premiums next year, which could put…
(Washington, DC) The new tax law appears to have had little to no effect on relieving the taxation of the Social Security benefits received by…
(Washington, DC) – About 16 percent of Medicare beneficiaries report out-of-pocket spending on prescription drugs high enough to put them at risk of hitting the…
(Washington, DC) Provisions of a Social Security bill that’s getting consideration in the U.S. House of Representatives have widespread support from retirees, according to a…
(Washington, DC) While the 2017 “Tax Cut and Jobs Act” is expected to lower taxes for many taxpayers, it doesn’t address a feature of the…
(Washington, DC) – The 2017 “Tax Cut and Jobs Act” uses an alternate measure of inflation that will increase what people pay in taxes in…
NEWS RELEASE January 15, 2019 (Washington, DC) An expiring provision of law that affects what Medicare Part D beneficiaries must spend out-of-pocket will significantly increase…
(Washington, DC) Gift certificates for home-heating oil are likely to be among the most appreciated gift you can give this holiday, says The Senior Citizens…
(Washington, DC) – One of the first tax cuts to expire under the recent tax law is likely to disproportionately affect older taxpayers and others…