Mary Johnson Unreported deaths undoubtedly rank as the Social Security Administration’s number one “Most Gruesome Fraud Management Failures.” Hardly a month goes by without the…
In the debate over Social Security’s funding, much of the debate has focused on benefit cuts. A recent survey by the National Academy of Social…
Social Security Demanding Repayment For (Very) Old Debts If one of your parents died when you were a child, and the other was paid more…
The U.S. House sent a strong signal of its plans for Social Security the first day of the new Congress. A new procedural rule may…
How generous are U.S. Social Security benefits, and how likely are today’s retirees to enjoy a secure retirement? Some Members of Congress and policy makers…
Social Security’s Looming $230 Per Month Benefit Cut: Where’s The Plan To Stop It? The Social Security Disability Trust Fund has about two years left…
Alexandria, VA: President Obama is considering Executive action soon that would bypass Congress on immigration. A White House initiative that supplies green cards and work…
The Social Security Administration recently called a halt to a controversial effort to collect debts that were more than 10 years old. For the past…
By Mary Johnson Here’s a stark finding — 44% of seniors responding to TSCL’s 2014 Annual Senior Survey say they spend more than one-third of…
Seniors Reject Retirement Trust Fund Borrowing As Disability Fix By Mary Johnson, editor According to the Congressional Budget Office, the Social Security Disability program will…