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Social Security: Seniors’ Cost of Living Adjustment Will Be Cut by 50% Next Year

The majority of Americans should anticipate significantly fewer Social Security Cost of Living Adjustment (COLA) hikes in 2024 as a result of lower inflation, but boomers, those who were born between 1946 and 1964, who include some who are currently receiving Social Security, may be severely hurt. They expect risk over the Greatest Generation merely because…

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On schedule, Social Security beneficiaries will get the lowest COLA boost while the pandemic started

The good thing is that inflation is on the decline. A year after observing the highest annual cost-of-living adjustment in 4 decades, Social Security recipients are set to skip out on a further significant increase in their purchasing power in 2024 due to an irregularity of the calendar. A group already dealing with the rising cost…

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According to a senior group, the Social Security COLA will considerably decrease in 2024

Although worries that beneficiaries have decreased their buying power, Social Security users shouldn’t anticipate the cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) for 2024 to be as big as the one for 2023. According to a press release issued this week from Mary Johnson, the Senior Citizens League’s Social Security and Medicare policy expert, the COLA in 2024 “might…

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Social Security 2023 Inflation Is Cooling. Lower COLA For Social Security Beneficiaries Is Expecting For Next Year

Recent government inflation data shows that this year’s inflation is decreasing. That only means a Lower Cost of Living Adjustment in 2024 for Social Security Beneficiaries.   The current drop in inflation will result in Social Security beneficiaries buying power decrease next year Millions of Social Security Beneficiaries have to play financial catch-up since the…

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