podesta_email_12385.txt
…Social Security benefits. The average Social Security benefit for retirees is the princely sum of $14,160 per year -- $38.79 per day (for all 365 days per year). It would take the average beneficiary 206 days of benefits to…
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podesta_email_19900.txt
…living facility in Aurora filled with elderly beneficiaries. Social Security trustees say the program is solvent for the next 27 years, after which time benefits would decline unless other steps are taken. Benefits would still be greater than they are…
podesta_email_04527.txt
…In other words, they want to replace Medicare’s guaranteed health care benefits and put seniors and the disabled at the mercy of private insurance companies. The Center on Budget Priorities conducted a study that estimated this would increase out…
podesta_email_17324.txt
…marketing and administrative costs -- not additional benefits. Bottom line: ending $157 billion in Medicare Advantage overpayments over the next ten years would substantially strengthen Medicare and reduce costs for all its beneficiaries," added McMahon. According to the Economic Policy Institute…
podesta_email_12266.txt
…Show Slow Health Care Cost Growth is Continuing New data released today by the Kaiser Family Foundation show that premium growth in employer-sponsored coverage remained slow in 2015…
podesta_email_19574.txt
…As MedPAC Chairman Glenn Hackbarth recently testified, the enhanced benefits provided to Medicare Advantage enrollees are "overwhelmingly...not financed out of plan efficiency, but rather by the Medicare program and other beneficiaries." These overpayments, which come at the expense of…
podesta_email_00589.txt
…hillary-clinton-missing-about-latino-voters) Rising star Julian Castro (TCG Speaker) campaigning for Clinton: “Any presidential ticket could benefit from a qualified Latino to help win votes from the nation's fastest-growing demographic.” Kate Linthicum,LA Times (http:…
podesta_email_00849.txt
…Memorandum is clearly a contractual agreement under which three countries [Russia, the US and UK] together obtained a valuable and tangible concession from Ukraine for their joint benefit - i.e. the relinquishment of 1600 nuclear warheads - in consideration for which…
podesta_email_19577.txt
…following: * Eliminate the "doughnut hole" in the Medicare drug benefit over time. * Expand access to preventive care services for Medicare beneficiaries. * Expand eligibility and increase participation in programs that assist low-income Medicare beneficiaries with their premiums and cost-sharing…
podesta_email_18643.txt
…conservative health reform would look like by calling for Medicare eligibility changes that - if fully implemented today - would deny Medicare benefits to 9 million seniors who currently qualify for the program. (McCaughey called for raising the eligibility age to 70…
podesta_email_02399.txt
…> For a variety of economic, social and political reasons I would suggest > that HRC > support an increase in social security benefits for recipients below a > certain net > worth threshold, and finance it by a combination…
podesta_email_09578.txt
…Security and increase benefits for poor and middle class recipients. 5. Senior voters. Democrats have developed a growing weakness with senior voters that this would directly address. And again I would emphasize that a majority of these beneficiaries are women…
podesta_email_20247.txt
…receipts, the health savings, increased premiums for the Pension Benefit Guarantee Corporation (PBGC), asset sales, and other provisions. The agreement also provides a freeze in Medicare premiums for 2016 for all beneficiaries, offset by slightly higher premiums in future years…
podesta_email_19784.txt
…his plan to privatize Social Security, cut guaranteed benefits and replace this massively popular retirement system with a risky investment scheme that allowed Wall Street to get its hands on the Social Security trust fund. But that was exactly his…
podesta_email_21194.txt
…private plans. Or there’s the fact that “MedicareAdvantage” plans – where private insurers are paid by Medicare to provide insurance for Medicare beneficiaries – have required about a 20% subsidy above the cost of providing insurance through the regular Medicare system. …
podesta_email_00533.txt
…who is exploring a presidential bid, also said he would be open to slashing benefits for wealthy people and their beneficiaries. “I think it ought to be considered, for sure,” Bush said. “I have a hard time understanding what world…
podesta_email_13682.txt
…This disparity, which would largely benefit Republican-leaning states, would be exacerbated if Congress decided to extend to other states a deal that the Senate gave Nebraska to fund the entire cost of covering newly eligible people. Both the House…
podesta_email_19254.txt
…This disparity, which would largely benefit > Republican-leaning states, would be exacerbated if Congress decided to > extend to other states a deal that the Senate gave Nebraska to fund the > entire cost of covering newly eligible people…
podesta_email_21225.txt
…this question is related to-but not identical to-the degree of substantive benefits from tax reform itself. The classic explanation for the difficulty of passing tax reform is grounded in the logic of collective action: tax reform imposes concentrated…
podesta_email_21325.txt
…This disparity, which would largely benefit Republican-leaning states, would be exacerbated if Congress decided to extend to other states a deal that the Senate gave Nebraska to fund the entire cost of covering newly eligible people. Both the House…