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The Senate Finance Committee heard testimony from Social Security Commissioner Kenneth Apfel about Social Security Income Policy For Children.

The Senate Finance Subcommittee heard testimony on the Social Security trustees' annual report which said that in 75 years, the Social Security System will be bankrupt. Social Security Admin…

Committee members heard testimony concerning the future of the Social Security system, specifically how it will treat future generations as compared to its current beneficiaries.

The Senate Finance Subcommittee heard testimony concerning the AARP’s financial practices, tax status and lobbying efforts in order to determine if it still deserves government assistance an…

Committee members heard testimony concerning the AARP’s financial practices and lobbying efforts in order to determine if it still deserves government assistance and tax-exempt status as an …

Senate Finance Committee members heard testimony concerning the financial status of the Social Security trust fund.

The Senate Finance Subcommittee heard testimony on welfare reform, specifically on the issues confronting state and local officials who were charged with administering and paying for a share…

The Senate Finance subcommittee heard testimony on the future of welfare and a national welfare plan which would be modeled after a new welfare initiative in Wisconsin.

Subcommittee on Social Security and Family Policy concluded hearings on S. 216, to establish the Social Security Administration as an independent executive branch agency headed by a bipartis…

The problem of the Social Security “notch” involves a discrepancy in retirement benefits depending on a recipient’s year of birth. Those born between 1917 and 1921 who retire after age 62 re…

The subcommittee hears testimony on the long term financial status of Social Security trust funds.