Senior Citizens' Freedom to Work Act of 1995

Senior Citizens' Freedom to Work Act of 1995 - Amends title II (Old-Age, Survivors and Disability Insurance) (OASDI) of the Social Security Act (SSA) to provide, through adjustments in the monthly exempt amount, for increases in the amounts of allowable earnings under the Social Security earnings limit for individuals who have attained retirement age. Retains the current limit on substantial gainful activity earnings applicable to individuals under age 65 who are eligible for disability benefits based on blindness. (Sec. 3) Provides that an individual shall not be considered to be disabled for OASDI purposes, or for supplemental security income (SSI) purposes under SSA title XVI (thus denying them benefits), if alcoholism or drug addiction would be a contributing factor material to the determination of disability. (Continues disability benefits based on a separate disabling condition to individuals also disabled by drug addiction or alcoholism.) Requires the payment of OASDI or SSI benefits based on disability to a representative payee if such payment would serve the interest of an individual who also has an alcoholism or drug addiction condition that prevents the individual from managing such benefits. Requires the Commissioner of Social Security (the Commissioner) to refer such individual to the appropriate State agency administering the approved State plan for substance abuse treatment services. Appropriates additional specified amounts to supplement State and Tribal alcohol and substance abuse treatment programs funded under the Public Health Service Act. Requires State or Tribal governments receiving such an allotment to consider as priorities activities relating to the treatment of the abuse of alcohol and other drugs. (Sec. 4) Bases entitlement of stepchildren to child's insurance benefits solely on their actual dependency on stepparent support. Repeals the requirement that the stepchild actually be living with the stepparent. Requires termination of any child's insurance benefits based on the wages and self-employment income of the stepparent the month after the month in which the natural parent's divorce from the stepparent becomes final. (Sec. 5) Establishes a Continuing Disability Review Administration Revolving Account for OASDI disability benefits in the Federal Disability Insurance Trust Fund. Directs the Chief Actuary of the Social Security Administration (Chief Actuary), as established by this Act, to estimate annually the present value of savings to the Federal Old-Age and Survivors Insurance Trust Fund, the Federal Disability Insurance Trust Fund, the Federal Hospital Insurance Trust Fund, and the Federal Supplementary Medical Insurance Trust Fund which will accrue for all years because of cessations of benefit payments resulting from continuing disability reviews carried out pursuant to specified requirements during the fiscal year. Directs the Managing Trustee to: (1) transfer to the Account from amounts otherwise in the Trust Fund an amount equal to the estimated savings certified by the Chief Actuary; and (2) make available to the Commissioner from funds in the Account an amount certified by the Chief Actuary as currently required to meet expenditures necessary to provide for required continuing disability reviews (including expenditures for the cost of staffing, training, purchase of medical and other evidence, and processing related to appeals and overpayments and related indirect costs). Includes as required information in a specified annual report a final accounting of amounts transferred to the Continuing Disability Review Administration Revolving Account in the Federal Disability Insurance Trust Fund during the year, including a comparison of the number of continuing disability reviews conducted during the year with the estimated number of continuing disability reviews upon which the estimate of such expenditures was made. Terminates the Continuing Disability Review Administration Revolving Account at the end of FY 2002, providing that any balance in such Account shall revert to funds otherwise available in the Federal Disability Insurance Trust Fund. Provides for appointment by the Commissioner of a Chief Actuary in the SSA. (Sec. 6) Prohibits, with respect to the Federal Old-Age and Survivors Insurance, Disability Insurance, Hospital Insurance, and Supplementary Medical Insurance Trust Funds, Federal officials or employees from: (1) delaying the deposit of any amount into (or delaying the credit of any amount to) any such fund or otherwise varying from the normal terms, procedures, or timing for making such deposits or credits; (2) refraining from the investment in public debt obligations of amounts in any such fund, if a purpose of such action or inaction is to not increase the amount of outstanding public debt obligations; or (3) disinvesting amounts in any such fund which are invested in public debt obligations, if a purpose of the disinvestment is to reduce the amount of outstanding public debt obligations. Provides, however, that, during any period for which cash benefits or administrative expenses would not otherwise be payable from a Federal fund by reason of an inability to issue further public debt obligations because of the applicable public debt limit, public debt obligations held by such Federal fund shall be sold or redeemed: (1) only for the purpose of making payment of such benefits or administrative expenses; and (2) only to the extent cash assets of the Federal fund are not available from month to month for making payment of such benefits or administrative expenses. Authorizes the Secretary of the Treasury, in undertaking the sale or redemption of public debt obligations held by a Federal fund, and with three days prior notice to the Congress and the Comptroller General, to issue corresponding public debt obligations to the public in order to obtain the cash necessary for payment of benefits or administrative expenses from such Federal fund, notwithstanding the public debt limit.