Social Security: A Safety Net for Older Americans
More than 40 million people in the United States are 65 or older. By 2035, the U.S. Census Bureau projects
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The new Washington State Alzheimer’s Plan
The new Washington State Alzheimer’s Plan was presented at the 2015 Fall Conference by Bob Le Roy, President and CEO
Read MoreWash. Voters Once Passed An Income Tax By A Wider Margin
Washington state’s tax system has long been heaped with insults. Lately, it’s been called a jalopy, a Ford Pinto and
Read MoreDo Wash. State Tax Breaks Level The Playing Field Or Reward The Powerful?
In 1915, there were 20 tax exemptions on Washington’s books. By 1935, there were nearly 80. Now, there are more
Read MoreCelebrate the 25th anniversary of the ADA
Thanks to the ADA, the places that comprise our shared American life — schools, workplaces, movie theaters, courthouses, buses, baseball
Read MoreRevenue Reforms We Need To Build A Better Future For All Washingtonians
Andy Nicholas, Senior Fiscal Analyst, Washington State Budget & Policy Center, presented “Revenue Reforms We Need To Build A Better
Read MoreAfter Full Lives Together, More Older Couples Are Divorcing
Late-life divorce (also called “silver” or “gray” divorce) is becoming more common, and more acceptable. In 2014, people age 50
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