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The Senior Citizens League
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Social Security Gains Another Year of Solvency: 2022 Trustees Report
Just-released report extends timeline for full benefits by a year—with a darker side to rosier outlook
Social Security Benefits Lose 40% of Buying Power Since 2000; Latest 2023 COLA Estimate Drops
Slight tempering of inflation reported in today’s new Consumer Price Index data results in a slightly lower estimate for next year’s cost of living adjustment
Inflation Still Greatest Threat to Retirement
More than 71% of Americans worry about inflation's impact on current lifestyle, retirement
2023 Social Security COLA Estimate Spiking with Inflation
The Senior Citizens League’s Mary Johnson ups her cost of living adjustment estimate from 7.6% to 8.9% after March CPI data shows the fastest rise in inflation since 1981
401k Market Minute: Massive Social Security Benefits Adjustments, Crypto 401k Caution, and SECURE Gets Whacked
Rising inflation, of course, means rising Social Security COLA adjustments, and managing editor Brian Anderson reports that 2023 could…
2023 Social Security COLA: Another Major Increase Likely
VERY early 2023 projection from The Senior Citizens League shows next year’s cost of living adjustment could far eclipse 2022’s 5.9% increase
Half of Social Security Beneficiaries May Pay Tax on 2022 Benefits
New survey from The Senior Citizens League shows retired and disabled taxpayers are “more uncertain than ever” about their tax liability this year
5 Evolving Retirement Trends in 2022
Here’s a second helping of cherrypicked facts, trends and statistics taken from the Secure Retirement Institute’s recent Retail Retirement Reference Guide
When Will Fatter 2022 Social Security Checks Arrive? (And More New Year Changes)
The New Year brings with it a 5.9% COLA increase for beneficiaries, but also a record Medicare Part B increase and some additional limit adjustments
It’s Official: 2022 Social Security COLA is Highest in 40 Years
5.9% cost of living adjustment announced this morning will boost the average monthly benefit by $92