Seniors warned about misleading government refund flyers
The Social Security Administration OIG exposed a hoax targeting seniors 75 plus with flyers claiming refunds or notable benefits under acts like a Slave Reparation Act. Notch baby schemes urged personal data. TSCL involvement and unclear origin left seniors exposed, highlighting exploitation risk while urging caution with donations and solicitations.
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TREA
Senior Citizens League
TSCL
Retired Enlisted Association
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House of Representatives
White House panel defends report on Social Security
Washington AP Co chair Richard Parsons of AOL Time Warner backed off calling the system broken saying the real issue is solvency. The panel approved a report warning Social Security cannot meet promises without benefit cuts tax increases or borrowing and supporting private accounts for some workers amid forthcoming hearings and press criticism.
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Bush
Social Security Commission
Richard Parsons
AOL Time Warner
Commission
Social Security
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