Here’s One Simple and Sure-Fire Way to Ensure Social Security Solvency
Lifting the wage cap sems like the best way to quickly replenish the Social Security trust fund and ensure longterm solvency.
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A Brief History of the Social Security Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA)
Times change. It’s been almost 50 years since the Social Security COLA was set. Retirees need the agency to adopt a new formula.
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Let’s Look at the Social Security Reform Measures Congress Could Be Considering This Session
Lawmakers need to address Social Security this session and finally enact a bill that will help seniors and shore up this vital program.
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Why Social Security Solvency is Not Out of the Question
Social Security benefits could be cut in less than 10 years if we don’t do this. Learn what could shore up this critical program’s funding.
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It’s Been 89 Years Since the Social Security Act Was Passed. Is It Time for an Update?
It’s been almost 90 years since Social Security started. Times have changed. America’s retirement program needs an update.
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Cooling Inflation Renews Call for a New Social Security COLA Calculator
It’s time Social Security adopt a new COLA calculator to help retirees keep up with inflationary expenses.
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The Seniors Trust Delivers Petitions to Congress Showing Unwavering Support for Social Security Expansion Act
Every voice matters. Show lawmakers what’s important to you by signing our petition urging them to pass the Social Security Expansion Act.
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Lawmakers Need to Stop Burying Their Heads in the Sand and Fix Social Security
Facing growing financial concerns, Gen Xers fear they will never be able to retire. See what lawmakers can do to alleviate some worries.
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Here’s How Much You Stand to Lose If Congress Doesn’t Fix Social Security
Seniors will continue to struggle if Congress doesn’t act to shore up Social Security. Here’s how much money retirees stand to lose.
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Securing Social Security Solvency is Easier Than We Think
Social Security wouldn’t be facing a funding shortfall if Congress would make one simple change. We’ll explain.
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