Implications of Reconciliation Specifically to NYS
NYSARA President Barry Kaufmann details all the hidden implications of the Big Ugly Bill on NYS and its residents.
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The Social Security Administration is struggling in the wake of DOGE cutting 15 percent of the Social Security workforce. Click here to send a message to your representative to demand they vote YES on the Keeping Our Field Offices Open Act (H.R. 1876).
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New York State Alliance for Retired Americans
The mission of the NYS Alliance for Retired American’s is to provide a strong voice for senior citizens, and in particular, retired individuals whose benefits are constantly under attack. As a growing coalition of community groups, labor unions and a wide range of senior advocacy groups, NYSARA strives to educate, advocate and activate for social and economic justice.
The NYS Alliance believes that all older and retired persons have a responsibility to create and preserve a society that allows all citizens to enjoy a retirement with dignity, personal and family fulfillment and security.
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NYSARA Biennial Election Convention
July 27, 2025: Date: September 4, 2025 10:30 am to 3:00 pm: Place: NYSUT Headquarters 800 Troy Schenectady Rd. Latham, NY Purpose: To Elect NYSARA Officers 2025 -2027, Get Information on Issues both Read More >
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KFF Health News: To Keep Medicaid, Mom Caring for Disabled Adult Son Faces Prospect of Proving She Works
July 10, 2025: Four years before Kimberly Gallagher enrolled in Medicaid herself, the public health insurance program’s rules prompted her to make an excruciating choice — to give up guardianship of her son so she could work as his caregiver Read More >
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Things New York Seniors Need to Know About the Big Awful Budget Bill Passed by Republicans That Have Been Passed Over or Hidden.
July 07, 2025: 1. The Senate Bill Increases the Cuts to Medicaid to $1.1 trillion. Almost $300 billion more than the awful House bill. (63% of nursing home residents use Medicaid to pay) 2. Medicaid Cuts do not take Read More >