Iron Workers union plans allege West Mifflin company failed to pay contributions
Via pennrecord.com By Louie Torres, PennRecord November 7, 2017 Labor union plans based in Pittsburgh allege that a West Mifflin company has failed to pay contributions for certain months in 2017. Greg Christy and David D. Daquelente, on behalf of the trustees of the Iron Workers Welfare and Pension Plans of Western Pennsylvania and the Iron Workers of Western Pennsylvania Profit Sharing Plan, et al. … Continue reading Iron Workers union plans allege West Mifflin company failed to pay contributions
Understanding the Government Pension Offset
By Vonda VanTil, Social Security Public Affairs Specialist Getting ready for retirement requires evaluation of all your sources of retirement income. Even if you worked for the government and didn’t pay the FICA tax on your earnings, you may be eligible for benefits from your spouse’s work under Social Security. However, when you receive both your own non-covered government pension and a Social Security spousal … Continue reading Understanding the Government Pension Offset
These Are the 10 Best States for Aging
Via U.S. News By Casey Lewis, Staff Writer Aging in America In 2016, Americans age 65 and older accounted for 15.2 percent of the total population, up 2.8 percent from 2000. These numbers are only expected to grow considerably over the coming decades, and the U.S. Census Bureau predicts that one in five Americans will be 65 and over by 2030. Read the full article … Continue reading These Are the 10 Best States for Aging
A-Working Class Program that Works to Solve Your Pension Problems.
By Sandra Wisnewski, Director of the Mid-America Pension Rights Project The Mid-America Pension Rights Project (MAPRP) assists clients with pension and 401(k) issues. There are no age or income restrictions and there is never a charge for the services. The MAPRP works to find answers and solutions to your pension-related problem. Just ask Mr. C. When Mr. C contacted the MAPRP he was 79 years old, … Continue reading A-Working Class Program that Works to Solve Your Pension Problems.
Help Available to Connect Michigan Veterans with Benefits
Via Public News Service By Mona Shand DETROIT – Michigan has one of the lowest percentages in the nation of military veterans taking advantage of the benefits they’re entitled to, but local advocates are working to change that as a way to thank the veterans for their service and sacrifice. AARP Michigan has teamed up with the Michigan Department of Military and Veterans Affairs and the … Continue reading Help Available to Connect Michigan Veterans with Benefits
Social Security Supports Veterans
By Vonda VanTil, Social Security Public Affairs Specialist Supporting veterans and active duty members of the military is a key part of Social Security’s mission. Our disability program has helped countless wounded warriors and their loved ones. Every Veterans Day, the nation collectively honors the brave people who risk their lives to protect our country. For those who return home with injuries, Social Security is … Continue reading Social Security Supports Veterans
Uber, but for Grandma –Rideshare startups tackle the senior-transport crisis, and test problem-solving the limits of tech.
Via Politico By TANYA SNYDER After experiencing two seizures while behind the wheel—first plowing her car into the side of a drugstore and then, less than a year later, into a stone wall—Connie Godby gave up driving for good late last year. Even when she can control her seizures, vestiges of a brain tumor she suffered more than a decade ago, the arthritis curling her left … Continue reading Uber, but for Grandma –Rideshare startups tackle the senior-transport crisis, and test problem-solving the limits of tech.
Flu Season When You Are Age 65 or Over
By Emilee Evans, Legal Intern According the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the peak of flu season occurs between November and March. In consideration of the upcoming season, the first step to preventing the flu would be to get your flu shot. Other common preventative methods include practicing good health habits such as: regularly washing your hands (especially after coughing, sneezing, or touching things … Continue reading Flu Season When You Are Age 65 or Over
Guest Post: Domestic Violence and Older Adults
By Emily Miller and Alison Hirschel, Michigan Elder Justice Initiative Domestic violence is a broad term. At its core, it is the intentional infliction of harm to another (family member, spouse, loved one) without regard for that person’s rights or safety. This can manifest in many ways, including: physical (abuse or neglect), economic, emotional, sexual, verbal or psychological threats or actions. These threats or actions are intended to exert power and control over the victim. Domestic … Continue reading Guest Post: Domestic Violence and Older Adults
Social Security Online Puts You in Control
By Vonda VanTil, Social Security Public Affairs Specialist Taking control of your future is the first step in planning a long and happy retirement. Social Security is making it faster and easier to do this with my Social Security. With your own personal my Social Security account, you’ll get immediate access to your personal Social Security Statement that has your earnings record and an estimate of … Continue reading Social Security Online Puts You in Control