Social Security Bill Would Protect Retirees, Nonprofit Exec Says

Social Security Bill Would Protect Retirees, Nonprofit Exec Says

Connecticut Women's Education and Legal Fund

The Social Security 2100 Act would protect retirees from poverty by increasing the minimum benefit for low-income earners and providing tax relief to millions of Social Security recipients, Kate C. Farrar of the Connecticut Women’s Education and Legal Fund said at a March 12 House Ways and Means Committee panel hearing.

The Social Security 2100 Act would protect retirees from poverty by increasing the minimum benefit for low-income earners and providing tax relief to millions of Social Security recipients, Kate C. Farrar of the Connecticut Women’s Education and Legal Fund said at a March 12 House Ways and Means Committee panel hearing.

The <a href="/lr/resolve/-/29398" title=" ">Social Security 2100 Act</a> would protect retirees from poverty by increasing the minimum benefit for low-income earners and providing tax relief to millions of Social Security recipients, Kate C. Farrar of the Connecticut Women’s Education and Legal Fund said at a March 12 House Ways and Means Committee panel hearing.

The Social Security 2100 Act would protect retirees from poverty by increasing the minimum benefit for low-income earners and providing tax relief to millions of Social Security recipients, Kate C. Farrar of the Connecticut Women’s Education and Legal Fund said at a March 12 House Ways and Means Committee panel hearing.