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The Senior Citizens League
Established in 1992, The Senior Citizens League (TSCL) is one of the nation’s largest non-partisan senior organizations. We are here to ensure that seniors receive the benefits they’ve earned.
Our Mission
To promote and assist members and supporters, to educate and alert senior citizens about their rights and freedoms as U.S. Citizens, and to protect and defend the benefits senior citizens have earned and paid for. TSCL consists of vocally active senior citizens concerned about the protection of their Social Security, Medicare, and veteran or military retiree benefits.
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Monthly Update
Monthly Washington Update December 2025
The Senior Citizens League (TSCL) Monthly Update for the end of December 2025 Few would have predicted that 2026 would begin with such a dramatic event as the U.S. Military operation in Venezuela. While this isn’t something we would normally cover in our monthly update, we’re mentioning it because the ripple effects could influence issues that matter to America’s seniors.
Press Release
The Average Retiree’s Social Security Just Eclipsed $2,000, as TSCL Predicts 2027 COLA at 2.5%.
Social Security retirement benefits averaged $1,960.18 in November 2025, the last month with data available. TSCL estimates the COLA’s average increase for retirees at $54.89.
Our Chairman
John I. Adams is a life member of The Senior Citizens League’s parent organization, TREA: The Enlisted Association. John joined TREA in 1998. He has served on the TREA National Board as Director, 3rd Vice, 2nd Vice, 1st Vice and finally as President from 2016 to 2018. He has chaired several National Committees: 5-Year Plan, Membership, Bylaws & Standing Rules, Scholarship, and IT. He has also been a committee member on these committees and on the Legislature Committee.
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