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Thousands of Social Security Administration workers have been furloughed by government shutdown. Here's how it has affected ...

The 2026 Social Security COLA rises due to tariffs, but may not fully offset higher healthcare and housing costs for ...

Retirees who collect Social Security are going to get a Cost of Living Adjustment (COLA) in 2026. The exact amount of that ...

Stacker used data from the Census Bureau, Bureau of Economic Analysis, Tax Foundation, and Zillow to determine where Social Security checks go the furthest.

As the ripple effects of the federal government shutdown continue, Social Security recipients have had to wait to learn the ...

Even more striking are the percentages of Americans who are willing to set aside their own basic needs in retirement to provide financial support to family members. When asked what trade-offs ...

As many as 58% of Americans will fail to maintain their standard of living in retirement, Vanguard said. The majority of Americans won't have enough money to retire and maintain their current ...

The shutdown began Oct. 1, halting government services including those offered by the Federal Trade Commission and Social Security. Fortunately for Social Security recipients, payments to anyone ...

The most up-to-date Social Security COLA prediction for 2026 remains at 2.7%, according to the nonpartisan Senior Citizens ...

The ongoing government shutdown is delaying the announcement of the annual Social Security cost-of-living adjustment for tens ...

The Senior Citizens League estimates benefits will get a 2.7% cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) in 2026, two-tenths of ...