In his State of the Union speech President Bush advocated major reform of the financially troubled Medicare program.
Heritage Foundation 01/29
- Learning the facts of Alzheimer’s disease, dementia -
- Weighing the risks of Social Security reform -
- Learning the facts of Alzheimer’s disease, dementia -
- Weighing the risks of Social Security reform -
- Successful aging: focus on seniors offset by media bias -
- Study: Aging spouses diverge on love and sex -
Source: Employee Benefit Research Institute (EBRI) - Misguided drug plan -
- AP: Rove Committed to Reform -
- Bed-blocking figures fall to two-year low -
- Senate told it must act on Social Security -
- Sen: No Social Security Change This Year -
- Bush Planning Social Security Benefits for Mexicans -
- Siphoning off Social Security -
- Social Security no soft cushion -
- America's biggest crook -
Those who worry they may have Alzheimer’s disease or dementia probably aren’t afflicted with either, two Torrance Memorial Medical Center physicians agree.
Daily Breeze 01/29
Is the stock market too risky for retirement savings? Only if you believe the opponents of President Bush's proposal to reform Social Security with personal retirement accounts. Fortunately, history is not on their side.
Washington Times 01/24
Those who worry they may have Alzheimer’s disease or dementia probably aren’t afflicted with either, two Torrance Memorial Medical Center physicians agree.
Daily Breeze 01/29
Is the stock market too risky for retirement savings? Only if you believe the opponents of President Bush's proposal to reform Social Security with personal retirement accounts. Fortunately, history is not on their side.
Washington Times 01/24
I have noticed many more newspaper and magazine articles about aging. Does that mean we “old folks” are finally getting our due?
Daily Breeze 01/23
Love and sex are more important to a happy marriage for men in their late 50s and early 60s than at any other time in their lives, a new survey says.
Washington Times 01/23
Sixty-one percent of workers expect to work for pay during their 'retirement' years. Top reason: They enjoy work and want to stay involved.
USA Today 01/22
West Virginia Gov. Bob Wise wants a Canadian-style system to control pharmaceutical prices.
Washington Times 01/20
Rove can tick off on his fingers the sponsors of every House and Senate bill to overhaul Social Security, and what percentage of Social Security taxes each would divert to individual retirement accounts.
Cato Institute 01/19
The number of beds taken up in Scottish hospitals by elderly patients with nowhere else to go is at its lowest level since September 2000
London Times 01/18
The Social Security system will require benefit cuts, tax increases or a higher retirement age to remain viable, regardless of whether workers are allowed to put some of their payroll taxes into personal investment accounts, Congress' investigative arm reported yesterday.
Washington Times 01/16
A key Democratic ally of the White House on Social Security reform and personal accounts said Tuesday that an overhaul is unlikely this year.
Baltimore Sun 01/14
President G.W. Bush has already expressed a strong desire to grant amnesty to hundreds of thousands of illegal Mexican aliens.
Covenant News 01/07
If top officials at the State Department and Social Security Administration have their way, up to $345 billion — or more — could be siphoned from the Social Security "trust fund"...
Washington Times 01/09
Allan Wikman knows the pluses and minuses of life on Social Security.
Washington Times 01/08
Congressmen tell us that our Social Security taxes go into a trust fund to pay for future retirement pensions. That is a baldfaced lie.
World Net Daily 01/02