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All Social Security payments for April have gone out, and May's payments are right around the corner. Social Security benefit ...

The official announcement for next year's adjustment won't come until October, but there are already predictions around what the 2026 COLA might look like. Right now, beneficiaries are on track to ...

The increase stems from the passage of the Social Security Fairness Act, which lifted reductions on 3.2 million public sector workers.

Millions of retired workers depend on Social Security benefits to make ends meet, and they count on annual cost-of-living ...

Retired-worker beneficiaries may be in line for a bigger raise next year, but this isn't the cure-all you might think.

The latest forecast for Social Security’s Cost of Living Adjustment shows a slight uptick for 2026. The non-partisan The Senior Citizens League predicts the 2026 COLA will be 2.3%, 0.1 ...

The first April payment, delivered on April 9, was allocated to retirees born between ... Other Key Updates to Social Security in 2025 In addition to the COLA adjustment, 2025 has brought several ...

With the annual inflation rate dropping, Mary Johnson, an independent Social Security analyst, now predicts a 2.2% COLA for 2026. That would be lower than the 2025 COLA of 2.5%. Older Americans ...

Languages: English The Social Security cost-of ... The 2.3 percent COLA projection is based on March 2025 CPI-W data. Any inflationary effects from April's tariff announcements are expected ...

As the Covid pandemic prompted inflation to rise, the Social Security cost-of-living adjustments rose to four-decade highs. In 2022, the COLA was 5.9%, followed by 8.7% in 2023 and 3.2% in 2024.