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House Ways & Means Committee discusses Social Security reform

In what appeared to be a refreshing example of bipartisanship, members of the new House Ways & Means Committee held a 4 hour hearing to discuss retirement income security, and Social Security was center stage during those discussions. Among the main topics was the recently re-introduced Social Security 2100 Act, sponsored committee member Rep. John Larson (D-CT). With members of both parties in cordial agreement that differences of opinion exist as to how to reform Social Security, they expressed a desire to work together to achieve a bipartisan solution. While this is only a start to the Social Security deliberations in the new Congress, could it be a ray of hope that responsible Social Security reform is possible?  Click below for this report by Nick Thorton at Benefits Pro offers comments on the Committee’s hearing on retirement security.

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Click here to read the Benefits Pro article on the House Ways & Means Committee hearing.

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  1. First…..repeal: WEP and GOVERNMENT PENSION OFFSET! PASS: HR 141….Rodney Davis. Then…PASS: HR 860…2100 ACT. American widowed women…who teach….need their SURVIVOR BENEFITS…to avoid POVERTY in retirement!

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