The official announcement for next year's adjustment won't come until October, but there are already predictions around what the 2026 COLA might look like. Right now, beneficiaries are on track to ...

Social Security beneficiaries may receive a 2.3% increase in their payments beginning in January 2026, according to recent ...

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President Donald Trump said Tuesday he “has no intention of firing” Jerome Powell from the Federal Reserve ... Trump posted on Truth Social attacking Powell for not lowering interest rates ...

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President Donald Trump said he had “no intention” of firing Federal Reserve Chair Jerome H ... oust the central bank head after a series of social media posts and comments from a senior ...

The federal government's Social Security program is undergoing major restructuring, but the nearly 69 million Americans who receive benefits are eager to see their monthly checks. About 7.4 ...

The change represents a 2.3 percent increase in monthly average payments over the year, closely mirroring the 2.5 percent Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA) announced by the Social Security ...