The House voted to expand Social Security benefits: What does the legislation do?
The Social Security bill on Tuesday won bipartisan support in the House, 327-75, in what is now the lame-duck period for Congress. The bill now heads to the Senate, where passage is not assured despite considerable support. Here’s what to know about the legislation and what could happen next.
“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 ...
(REUTERS) The US House of Representatives on November 12 passed the Social Security Fairness Act by an overwhelming ...
It would mean larger Social Security payments for almost 3 million recipients but will cost $194 billion and likely drain ...
Team’s reporting on the millions of Americans who rely on benefits from the Social Security Administration to make ends meet.
The reason is the “Windfall Elimination Provision,” which sharply reduces the earnings for calculating his Social ...
A bill to eliminate these provisions, which had stalled in Congress for decades, was recently passed by the House.
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