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September 2001 Essma
Social Security Privatization Commission Starts Work Future retirees may soon bet their Social Security on the stock market. Higher COLAs Possible Social Security recipients would receive higher Cost-of-Living-Adjustments (COLAs) under legislation recently introduced in the House by Representative Bernie Sanders (I-VT). TSCL Speakers Forum on Earned Benefits Does your senior organization want to learn more about Notch Reform, COLAs, Social Security or Medicare reform? Ask the Advisor: Hospital Outpatient Clinic Overcharges Hospital outpatient services should be billed the same as doctor services. Who’s Defending Your Benefits at TSCL: Michael W. Plumer, Deputy Legislative Director Expansion of the legislative agenda takes Mike Plumer before Congress, the Department of Veterans Affairs, the Social Security Administration, and federal agencies where he defends the earned benefits of TSCL members. Dear Leonard: In Love With the Medicine Cabinet? I am 78 years of age, and I have my house up for sale. It is attracting unusually high interest. Legislative Update: Will Seniors Pay the Price? Seniors may soon pay the price of a multi-billion-dollar tax cut. Social Security & Medicare Questions Q: Your working after retirement story on the TSCL website is not entirely correct. House Approves Foreign Drug Mail Orders Mail orders of less costly drugs from foreign countries may soon be legal. House Ways and Means Committee Promises Due Consideration of Notch Reform! The Chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, Rep. Bill Thomas (R-CA) and the Chairman of the Subcommittee on Social Security, Rep. E. Clay Shaw (R-FL) have promised that Notch Reform will get due consideration when the Committee takes up Social Security reform.
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