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If you have not already received this request from the National Retiree Legislative Network, please read on. By Bill Kadereit As you may know from reading NRLN messages this year, one of […]
National Retiree Legislative Network – Spring 2023 By Cynthia Hadsell In this issue, we’ll focus on two issues. Pension Recoupment and Pension De-risking. First, Pension Recoupment – recapture of pension overpayments by […]
LUMEN Form 10-K Observations By Clyde Just – Board of Directors, CenturyLink Retirees We’ve had many questions from our members about how the company is doing. While there is no end of […]
U S West, the “Pride of the West” A video from 36 years ago. If you recognize anyone in the video let us know in the comments. https://videos.files.wordpress.com/nZtlkIwd/prideofthewest.mp4
(Previously published in the 2023, issue 1, Retiree Guardian) Medicare Costs in 2023 By Barbara Wilcox, SHIP Counselor Good news! Some Medicare costs are actually going down in 2023. These decreases plus […]
(Prevously published in the 2023, issue 1, of the Retiree Guardian) What’s New in Medicare By Barbara Wilcox, SHIP Counselor Changes are coming to Medicare which will reduce costs, enhance benefits and […]
NRLN Board Identifies 2023 Legislative Priorities with 118th Congress By Cynthia Hadsell Your retiree association is an active participant on the board of the National Retiree legislative Network. We also support the […]
Artifacts and History – By Jim Killion Retires from the Northwestern Bell Telephone Company have reached the age where they are thinking more about their end-of-life than just enjoying each day. Most […]
Happy Birthday to Alexander Graham Bell who was born March 3, 1847, 176 years ago. Also in this month, March 7th 1876, Bell was awarded the first U.S. patent for the telephone […]
The following was previously published in the 2019, Issue-2, of the Retiree Guardian. It is published here with the permission of the author, Don Warsavage. Don Warsavage’s ‘Person-to-Person’ The “Only Game in Town” […]
