US EditionSocial Security Administration praises Trump’s agenda bill in widely sent out statement
- The Social Security Administration sent an email on July 3 celebrating the passage of President Trump's legislative tax relief bill for seniors.
- The bill introduces an additional $6,000 standard deduction specifically for individuals 65 years old and above, but it stops short of completely exempting Social Security benefits from taxation.
- While many seniors will receive some tax benefits, critics caution that the resulting reduction in revenue could cause Social Security and Medicare trust funds to run out of money about a year earlier than previously projected.
- Frank Bisignano, the Social Security Commissioner, described the legislation as a landmark achievement for American seniors, emphasizing that it upholds President Trump’s commitment to safeguarding Social Security.
- Experts caution lower-income seniors benefit less from the bill, raising concerns about future automatic benefit cuts to all recipients if trust funds deplete sooner.
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Social Security Propaganda E-Mail Deceives Millions of Recipients!
Did you receive an email from the Social Security Administration on the day the House passed the final version of the Big Bad Bill, Backed by Billionaires? My wife and I did, as did many of my friends. Here is the text of that email: Social Security...
The impact of the GOP budget bill on Social Security - The Berkshire Edge
To the editor: Hours after Republicans approved Trump’s deficit-busting budget bill, the Social Security Administration (SSA) sent an email to millions celebrating the bill’s passage and how it delivers on President Trump’s promise to protect Social Security. The email also states that the SSA “remains committed to providing timely, accurate information to the public.” The email is propaganda that misleads about the real impact of the GOP budget…
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