Why Chances For Notch Reform Are Stronger Than Ever Recently we received the following from one of our readers: I‘m a Notch Baby born in…
By Representative Jerry Moran (KS) It is only fair that Americans who have paid Social Security taxes get a fair benefit when they retire. Unfortunately,…
Dr. John Haldi received his B.A. from Emory University with a major in Mathematics and a minor in Economics. He went on to receive his…
By George Smith, Chairman of TREA Senior Citizens League (TSCL) A new study by noted economist Dr. John Haldi creates one of the biggest opportunities…
The 1977 reform of Social Security “loaded (the) dice against seniors, who became eligible to retire just two years later,” says a new breakthrough study…
By Ralph McCutchen, Chairman, TREA Senior Citizens League The Senate recently considered “guest worker” immigration legislation that could have very serious consequences for seniors – especially…
How can I find out about the present lump-sum Notch legislation? I am a Notch Baby born in 1917. The Notch Fairness Act would allow…
Source: James W. Kelley & Joseph R. Humphreys, “Congressional Intent Concerning The Notch Issue: Legislative Background of the 1977 Social Security Amendments,” 1994.Source: Congressional Research…
It may be one of the government’s best-kept secrets – programs that pay your Medicare Part B premiums. Yet despite the dramatic climb in Medicare…
Congressman Ralph Hall (R-TX) reintroduced the Notch Fairness Act, H.R. 368, on January 10, 2007. This legislation would give individuals born in the Notch years…
