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Taking Action Against Identity Theft
Up to 27 million veterans were put at risk for identity theft in May after a laptop computer was stolen that contained electronic files with their names, birthdates and Social Security numbers from the home of a government employee.

Congressional Corner Protecting Our Seniors
Before Franklin Roosevelt’s New Deal and Lyndon Johnson’s Great Society, people in this country feared getting older.

'Extra Help' Program Can Cut Drug Costs By Thousands. Do You Qualify?
The Medicare Part D “Extra Help” program assists people who have limited income and resources.

Is Medicare Part D 'Extra Help' Worth The Hassle?
The Initial Enrollment period for Medicare Part D has ended for most beneficiaries, but ...

Seniors Put Medicare Part D to The Test - TSCL Continues To Support Reimportation Of Less Costly Drugs
Congress is getting an earful about Medicare Part D. One of the toughest tests of the new program is just getting underway.

Trustees Estimate 2007 COLA 2.3% - Medicare Premiums To Increase 11% - TSCL Calls For Slowing the Rise Of Part B Premiums
Medicare premiums will increase at least 11% in 2007 and are expected to far out-strip Social Security Cost-of-Living Adjustments (COLA).

'Be Our Guest'? Senate Votes to Allow Benefits Based On Illegal Employment - TSCL Fights Amnesty For Illegals
The Senate recently voted to allow millions of immigrants to 'be our guests.'