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Social Security
Given projections concerning the financial health of Social Security, the program is poised to receive attention from policymakers in the near future. Extensive survey and polling research demonstrates that a strong majority of Americans believe Social Security is an important program they view…
We endorsed legislation that aims to cut red tape for family caregivers who interact with Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security on behalf of their loved ones.
The new law, recently signed by Gov. Jim Justice, will phase-out the state tax on Social Security benefits starting this year and eliminate it by 2026.
AARP is concerned that a proposal to create a fiscal debt commission would allow Congress to fast-track cuts to Medicare and Social Security.
On average, people applying for disability must wait more than seven months for an initial response and another 15 months or more if they file an appeal.
Legislation that would exempt all Missourians from paying state taxes on Social Security income was signed by Gov. Mike Parson.
Nine in 10 adults say Democrats and Republicans should work together to ensure full Social Security benefits for current and future recipients.
State lawmakers passed an AARP-backed bill to end the state tax on Social Security benefits for three-quarters of Minnesota recipients.
As lawmaker consider Social Security's finances, it is crucial that they recognize the program's impact on women's lives.
AARP will never stop fighting to protect Social Security, so it stays strong for you and future generations of Americans.