The cost-of-living adjustment is important for retirees on Social Security to keep up with rising costs of living. Find out ...

Social Security payments are essential to retirees all across the country. The COLAs dictate future quality of life.

COLA increase might be just 2.4%—the lowest in years. Here’s how shrinking Social Security raises housing risks for retirees.

Social Security benefits are supposed to help retirees cover their bills throughout retirement. In order for that to happen, ...

Social Security benefit payments go up in most years because they must do so to keep pace with rising prices. Since the cost ...

The estimate, released by The Senior Citizens League (TSCL), is slightly up from April's 2.3 percent forecast.

Higher inflation in the third quarter would indeed result in a higher COLA for 2026, which in turn would give Social Security recipients larger benefits for next year. But the extra money would go ...

The Senior Citizens League (TSCL) projects a modest 2.4% cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) for Social Security benefits in 2026. This slight increase from last month's 2.3% forecast still marks a ...

Social Security recipients are awaiting the 2026 COLA increase. When will the cost-of-living adjustment will be announced and will payments increase?

Social Security's cost-of-living adjustment for 2026 could be 2.4%, up from last month's forecast for 2.2%, according to an independent analyst.

New government data shows the pace of inflation has subsided from pandemic-era highs. Social Security beneficiaries may see a smaller benefit boost.

The 2025 COLA increase of 2.5% for Social Security recipients was one of the lowest since 2021, and so far, signs are pointing to an even lower increase for next year. We're still about five months ...