Social Security retirement benefits, on average, will increase by roughly $50 per month starting in January, the Social Security Administration said on Thursday.
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That makes the annualcost-of-living adjustment(COLA) built into Social Security an important factor for retirees to determine their budget for next year. The COLA is designed to help benefits keep up withinflation, a growing challenge for many seniors in recent years. ...
they head home next week to sell the idea in their districts."The message is that when seniors are educated, they're supportive," said Derrick Max, executive director of Coalition for the Modernization and Protection of America's Social Security, the lobbying group that commissioned the poll. ...
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“…it just restores windfalls for folks who have other government pensions. What an incredulous set of events.”…In short: By allowing public workers to double-dip into retirement benefits they did not contribute towards, this bill will make everyone who did pay for Social Security worse off...