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May 2004 Essma
Social Security & Medicare Q&A: Will I Lose My Current Prescription Coverage Under the New Medicare Law?
I am now signed up with Secure Horizons, a Medigap insurance... Ask the Advisor: Government Should Not Be Allowed To Treat Us With Contempt
Our own government should not be allowed to treat us with contempt by stealing money meant for our support and to which most of us have made contributions during our life time. Protecting Your Earned Benefits at TSCL
“TREA Senior Citizens League, this is Karen, may I help you?” Karen Ferguson is your first line of contact when you call TSCL. The Benefits of Membership in TSCL!
As a member of TSCL, you have access to convenient, money-saving programs, discounts, and services. Congressional Corner from Representative Stephanie Tubbs Jones: The American People Deserve More Than Empty Rhetoric and Broken Promises
As a member of the House Ways and Means Committee, I am acutely aware of the problems facing Social Security and Medicare today, especially as the baby boomers near retirement. Notch Reform Bulletin: Notch Babies and Low-Income Seniors Squeezed
Low-income seniors — including many Notch Babies — appear to be losing access to, or paying more for, their Medicaid benefits. Millions of Seniors Feel Back Door Benefit Cut, More on Way
The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) recently made the most massive downward revision to its assumptions of the rate of growth in the Consumer Price Index (CPI) in the past seven years. Legislative Update: State Pilot Projects Could Help Pave the Way For Safe Prescription Drug Importation
In recent weeks, TSCL’s legislative team has continued our efforts to see that the market is open to more affordable prescription drugs. Medicare Drug Legislation Cost Estimate Rises, Collision Course Ahead
The cost of new prescription drug legislation may be far higher than the Congress originally expected. Benefit Cut Countdown? Record Deficits Put Pressure On Benefits
The nation is learning the consequences of three years of massive tax cuts coupled with runaway discretionary spending.
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