Both the average benefit and living expenses have increased over time, so the question is, have Social Security benefits kept pace with inflation like they're supposed to? It appears they have.

The blunt answer is no, for two very good reasons.

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Fiserv CEO Frank Bisignano has the credentials to upgrade Social Security, but faces broad distrust because of DOGE's cuts.