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This is how COLA for Social Security has changed until 2026

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Some Social Security retirees won't get their full 2026 COLA. Are you among them?

Now we know: Retirees will be getting a 2.8% boost to their monthly benefits starting in January.

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Not Sure if You Should Delay Social Security Until 70? Don't Overlook This Less Obvious Benefit

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Social Security’s COLA will be 2.8% in 2026 — but prices are now rising faster than that

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US retirees will get 2.8% increase in 2026 Social Security checks

Monthly checks for nearly 71 million Americans receiving Social Security benefits will increase by 2.8% next year, a slightly larger adjustment than seen in 2025.

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Monthly payments to disabled Veterans and military retirees will increase in 2026

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Social Security recipients to get a 2.8% cost-of-living boost in 2026

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Senior advocacy group wants to establish a ‘minimum’ annual COLA increase: How would it work?

“The 2026 COLA is going to hurt for seniors,” TSCL executive director Shannon Benton was quoted as saying in a Friday press release.

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Social Security 2026 COLA of 2.8% to Boost Average Monthly Income by $56 Amid Rising Inflation

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Social Security announces 2.8% cost-of-living increase

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Social Security offers key services online amid federal shutdown: Details

Americans can access Social Security services online during the federal shutdown through my Social Security accounts.

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3 Reasons You Might End Up With Less Social Security Than You Want

Many people know that claiming Social Security early will result in reduced benefits. Your work history could also leave you with a monthly check you're unhappy with. It's important to understand how Social Security works so you can take steps to lock in ...

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Social Security payments will see a big change next week: What you need to know about the September 30 update

Starting next week on Tuesday, September 30, the Social Security Administration (SSA) will no longer issue paper checks for benefit payments, and instead move exclusively to electronic payments: either direct deposit or a prepaid debit card. The change is ...