Opinion
Social Security could adopt a 'senior-friendly' COLA index - but retirees still won't get more money
Retirees should be wary of the Social Security Administration (SSA) basing their annual cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) on an inflation index more relevant to seniors.
A new negotiation framework drawn up by the government to solve the ongoing disagreement over the Cost of Living allowance ...
If all goes according to plan, Oct. 24 should be the day an official 2026 COLA announcement comes out. But don't assume that ...
Social Security beneficiaries will have to wait a few extra days for this year's COLA announcement. The government shutdown ...
With the figures available so far, analysts estimate the COLA increase for 2026 would be 2.7%, higher than 2025’s 2.5%. That ...
A commonly asked question as we approach the new year: will every retiree collecting Social Security benefits see a ...
Social Security's 2026 cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) will likely be around 2.7%. Higher Medicare costs and inflation could ...
Social Security is rapidly approaching insolvency. The retirement trust fund is seven years from exhaustion, and the theoretically combined trust funds are nine years from running out.
As such, the official announcement date for the 2026 COLA benefits is October 24, 2025, according to the SSA and BLS schedule ...
Retirees are on track for a bigger COLA this year than next, but many are likely to be disappointed with the raise they ...
The Social Security COLA announcement will be delayed. The first disappointment seniors are faced with this month is the need to wait longer than usual to find out how big their c ...
Cyprus’ trade unions suspended their joint meeting on Monday afternoon after receiving a draft negotiation framework from the ...
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