As living costs continue to rise, more than half of seniors on Social Security report cutting back on discretionary spending, ...

The Social Security Administration will announce next year's cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) on Oct. 15. Based on recent inflation data, that COLA is estimated at 2.7%. If the cost of Medicare Part B ...

New analysis by Realtor.com has found that Social Security benefits alone are now enough to cover the cost of living in only 10 states.

The cost-of-living adjustment is closely watched, because as many as 39% of seniors rely on Social Security for all of their ...

The 2026 cost-of-living adjustment will be announced next month and is expected to be increase over the 2025 COLA.

Many retirees are worried whether the predicted Social Security Cost-Of-Living adjustment will affect their home loan ...

The projected 2.8% COLA for Social Security in 2026 offers a modest increase, but rising Medicare premiums threaten to erode these gains. As seniors face higher costs in healthcare and housing, the ...

Based on multiple independent estimates, the 2026 COLA should make history by reaching or surpassing 2.5% for a fifth ...

Social Security recipients are still forecast to see a 2.7% bump in their monthly checks next year, the same as last month's estimate, based on the latest inflation report, a new analysis showed. The ...

Millions of Americans are set to see a 2026 Social Security boost, dubbed the “Trump Bump,” with a 2.7% Cost-of-Living ...

One final reason why it's not feasible to retire on just Social Security is that inflation is likely to erode the buying ...

Keep these considerations in mind as you plan for your own retirement -- and perhaps, just to be safe, don't count on Social Security and its COLAs for a lot. If they do end up delivering a lot of ...