Social Security cost-of-living-adjustments (COLAs) have been high in recent years, due to some of the worst inflation seen in ...

Retired workers are on pace to get a historic COLA next year, but Social Security benefits may still lose buying power as ...

Social Security commonly undergoes changes each year. The program's earnings-test limits tend to rise from one year to the ...

In October, the SSA will reveal the cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) that will apply to Social Security benefits next year. The COLA is an increase designed to help Social Security payments keep up ...

Analysts forecast a 2.8% Social Security COLA in 2026. It may not cover expected Medicare premiums, putting seniors more in a ...

Seniors are "holding their breath as we wait for the official COLA announcement in October," said TSCL's executive director.

As the Social Security Administration gears up to announce the 2026 cost-of-living adjustment (COLA), retirees should brace ...

Social Security benefits in recent years have increased more sharply than in previous decades due to persistently elevated inflation.

With one month to go until the announcement of the 2026 COLA, analysts predict Social Security benefits will rise by 2.7% — at minimum.

Social Security recipents may see a 2.8% rise in their monthly checks next year, according to a new estimate based on the latest inflation report, but Medicare payments are still expected to take most ...

It may seem hard to believe a benefits increase could be a no-win situation, but here's the problem. One of two things is going to happen with your cost-of-living adjustment: It's going to be smaller ...