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Policy experts generally do not expect big changes to Social Security leading up to or immediately following the November elections. However, six bills that have been introduced in Congress would make changes to the program, including the Social Security 2100 Act and the Social Security Expansion Act. Full Story: https://lnkd.in/e4vKi96w  #cavalierassociates #financialintelligencereport #socialsecurityreform

🚨POLICE OFFICERS and FIREFIGHTERS🚨 On January 5, 2025, President Biden signed the bipartisan Social Security Fairness Act (SSFA), H.R. 82, into law. This repeals the Windfall Elimination Provision and Government Pension Offset, which is unfairly reduced benefits for public servants. Click below to see what this means for you - and consider us your source for up-to-date information as we know more! https://lnkd.in/gCTkHcrk

Here are the key fiscal details legislators and the public should know about Social Security to help them understand the unsustainability of this massive federal entitlement program.

Let the Senate leadership know that they need to bring the Social Security Fairness Act (WEP repeal) to the Senate floor for a vote: https://buff.ly/4d0JWr2 #expats #AmericansAbroad #AmericansOverseas #WEP #SocialSecurity

Tanck's Angus Crowther has written a must read article for Public Spectrum, reiterating the importance of early engagement in the face of the looming Federal election and sharing a great tactic that social sector organisations can employ in the lead up. With parties unveiling their main election platforms, the urgency for NFPs and social sector organisations to engage strategically increases. How do you assess how your priorities align and determine where best to advocate, to get the best outcomes from the election? https://lnkd.in/g4rb_-aF #federalelection #governmentengagement #socialimpact

The Social Security Fairness Act of 2023 was passed in the House. Now, let the Senate leadership know that they need to bring the Social Security Fairness Act (WEP repeal) to the Senate floor for a vote. https://buff.ly/4d0JWr2 #expats #AmericansAbroad #AmericansOverseas #WEP #SocialSecurity

Social Security is a top concern for many voters in the upcoming election, according to a new pol, yet research reveals a lot of confusion about how it works and how to maximize benefits. Do you feel informed about your Social Security options? #SocialSecurity #Election2024 https://lnkd.in/ef38Em3W

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Social Security COLA for 2025 could be 2.6%. That doesn't compare well to 2023's 8.7%. Obviously, that can have a major impact on Election 2024. The over-65 account for 18% of the population and seniors tend to vote. Why they vote is primarily to protect Social Security and Medicare. https://lnkd.in/gTPka6cp #SocialSecurityCOLA #Election2024

The Wall Street Journal editorial board has an important piece on the so-called “Social Security Fairness Act” and its nearly $200 billion cost. The bill--which has passed the House with bipartisan support and is about to be brought up in the Senate--would repeal longstanding provisions designed to prevent individuals who spent part of their careers working for certain state and local governments from receiving disproportionately large Social Security benefits. Now, it's worth noting that there are reasonable concerns about these provisions being unfair, poorly communicated, and outdated. But in contrast to reform, outright repeal would create further inequities in the system and be costly for a program that is already facing a massive financing shortfall. The current debate highlights the need for constructive solutions that ensure Social Security remains fair, sustainable, and focused on those who need it most. https://lnkd.in/ejjgKPHS #SocialSecurity