Teachers, police officers and other public employees are closer than ever to changing the law they say unfairly clips their Social Security benefits.
The Congressional Budget Office estimates the bill would add $196 billion to deficits over the next 10 years and bring the ...
This legislation would create a financial incentive for mid-career workers to opt out of Social Security. This is a ...
The effect of the Windfall Elimination Provision on Social Security beneficiaries is most pronounced in northeastern, central, and western states, reports the Congressional Research Service.
The bill, which still must clear the Senate amid a time crunch, could raise Social Security benefits for tens of thousands of ...
Both provisions would be repealed by the bill, thereby increasing Social Security payments for many. The budgetary effect of ...
A bipartisan bill called the Social Security Fairness Act has the approval necessary to reverse two provisions lowering benefits.
It would mean larger Social Security payments for almost 3 million recipients but will cost $194 billion and likely drain ...
“The advocacy efforts by ACA and all the groups representing individuals affected, and by our members and supporters, paid off. The support for HR.82 was bi-partisan, and that is a great success and a ...
In the best of all worlds, Congress would recognize the need to fix Social Security to serve those who choose to work outside ...
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