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(10,502 posts)"The Social Security Administration (SSA) is making big changes to how it operates, including cuts to its workforce and the closure of many of its regional offices. A proposal to scrap over-the-phone application services was recently abandoned, thanks in part to fierce opposition from AARP. But uncertainty about future changes at the agency remains.
"AARP is sending a clear message that Social Security must be protected. Were tracking new SSA initiatives and taking action when needed to ensure that all older Americans can safely access the benefits theyve earned and get questions answered in ways that are best for them.
"AARP will continue to lift the voices of our members and all older Americans as SSA works to improve its service delivery, AARPs Nancy LeaMond, executive vice president and chief advocacy and engagement officer, wrote in an April 28 letter to SSA Acting Commissioner Leland Dudek. We value our shared commitment to ensuring that every person who relies on Social Security is treated with dignity, fairness, and respect and we look forward to continuing this dialogue in the months ahead.
"On Thursday, May 1, AARP will host a tele-town hall on Social Security, where you can ask questions and hear more about the steps AARP is taking to protect the program. . . . . . ."
https://www.aarp.org/politics-society/advocacy/info-2025/fighting-for-social-security-right-now.html
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