Seniors warned against misleading government refund flyers
The SSA Office of Inspector General concluded an investigation into hoaxes targeting seniors 75 and older. Flyers claimed a Slave Reparation Act and notch baby benefits, directing responses to a TSCL post office box. No origin was found, but the case shows elder exploitation risk and urges caution before donations or sharing personal data.
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White House panel defends social security report
Washington AP co chair Richard Parsons AOL Time Warner says he went too far calling the system broken as critics outside rally. The commission approves a report warning Social Security will be financially unsustainable without changes and hints private accounts could help women and minorities. Public hearings begin next month.
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