Supplemental Security Income (SSI) is a lifeline for the poorest seniors in America. Unlike Social Security, it is not tied to work history but instead targets those with little or no financial resources. Despite its limitations, SSI plays a vital role in preventing extreme poverty and giving seniors access to healthcare, food, and shelter.
Medicare and Medicaid together represent the most critical lifelines for senior healthcare in the United States. They reduce poverty, expand access to medical services, and provide financial security in the face of rising healthcare costs.
The future of Social Security funding and solvency is a pressing national issue. Without action, the trust funds face depletion within the next decade, potentially leading to across-the-board benefit reductions. However, policymakers have a range of solutions available, from raising revenues to adjusting benefits.
Google has reached an $8.75 million settlement in a class action lawsuit claiming it collected biometric information from students in Illinois without proper notice or consent. The case centred on ...
Every year, millions of seniors struggle to keep up with the rising cost of healthcare. While Social Security provides a steady monthly income, it often isn’t enough to cover everything, ...
