I would say no, but statistics say otherwise. Thirty-five percent of retirees receive 90% or more of their income from Social Security, but that does not consider assets or supplemental non-cash assistance. […]
Allowing the government to negotiate drug prices for Medicare will generate big savings? Not so much
Listen to the political rhetoric and you might think the secret to lowering prescription drug costs for Medicare is simply to allow the government to negotiate with pharmaceutical companies. That’s not the […]
PERI – Economists in Support of Medicare for All
Progressive economists support M4A. That is no surprise and, of course, they claim all the benefits you have heard before, but avoid talking about any consequences that people should be aware of. […]
How Your 2019 Taxes Will Be Spent
Retired Americans collect more in benefits than they paid in taxes during their working lives. A system that cannot be sustained unchanged. Has America promised more than younger taxpayers care to deliver? […]
Does “free” mean more?
It’s well publicized that people without health insurance tend to skip health care. Even those with insurance, but with co-pays, are reluctant to spend their money. On the other hand, insurers who […]
