Social Security Expansion
How will recent Social Security expansion efforts benefit older Americans?
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116th Congress is the Most Pro-Retiree Congress in 9 Years
February 19, 2020: The Alliance for Retired Americans released its 2019 Congressional Voting Record, which scores each U.S. Senator and Representative on critical retirement security issues, today. “Almost every elected official in Washington s Read More >
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President Goes 0-for-4 for Retirees
February 10, 2020: Fiscal 2021 Budget Would Cut Health Care for Older Americans The following statement was issued by Richard Fiesta, Executive Director of the Alliance for Retired Americans, regarding President Trump’s budget proposal for fisc Read More >
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Kitty Kennedy
February 07, 2020: The story of Kitty Kennedy, 74, involves a severe allergic reaction that could be treated with medication and an ointment, Clobetasol. The price was almost $500, costing her a $242 copay. Fortunately Medicare Part D lessened t Read More >
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Diane Fleming
February 06, 2020: Diane Fleming, 75, worked for United Airlines for 39 years, but when United filed for bankruptcy, her pension was dramatically cut. A few years after enrolling in Medicare, Diane was diagnosed with thyroid cancer. Treatment Read More >
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2020 Western Regional Conference
January 31, 2020: Register for the 2020 Western Regional Conference by clicking this link. Read More >
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2020 Southern Regional Conference
January 31, 2020: Register for the 2020 Southern Regional Conference by clicking this link. Read More >
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2020 Midwest Regional Conference
January 31, 2020: Register for the 2020 Midwest Regional Conference by clicking this link. Read More >
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2020 Northeast Regional Conference
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Feb 2020 Central New York Alliance Chapter Meeting
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Donna Cutler
January 25, 2020: Donna Cutler, 76, recently spent a week in the hospital to address an issue with her oxygen levels. Although no surgery was required, the bill came to almost $50,000. Fortunately, Medicare covered the cost. Mrs. Cutler paid int Read More >