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Getty Images Seniors will get a significant bump in their Social Security benefits in 2022. The Social Security Administration announced on...
Getty Images After several years of tepid cost-of-living increases, seniors are likely to get a significant raise in their Social Security benefits in...
Getty Images Getty Images For 2021, Social Security benefits increased by 1.3%. That was the smallest cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) since 2017 —...
Getty Images After several years of tepid cost-of-living increases, seniors are likely to get a significant raise in their Social Security benefits in...
Getty Images Kiplinger's Economic Outlooks are written by the staff of our weekly Kiplinger Letter and are unavailable elsewhere. Click here for a...
Getty Images Social Security benefits should rise around 3% next January, up from the increase of 1.3% seen this year, according to an early cost of...
Illustration of Uncle Sam carrying heavy debt burden As recently as 2007, the amount of federal government debt—Treasury securities held by the...
Update: 1.3% COLA Announced for 2021 The Social Security Administration (SSA) is required by law to prevent inflation from eroding the buying power...
Update: 1.3% COLA Announced for 2021 The Social Security Administration (SSA) is required by law to prevent inflation from eroding the buying power...
Illustration by Kotryna Zukauskaite Not all that long ago, the only major decision the Federal Reserve Board had to make was where to set short-term...
The recovery has started. Third-quarter GDP should rise 18% or so at an annual rate. But a sustained rebound will depend on continued progress against...
Getty Images Retail and food service sales rose 1.2% in July as store reopenings continued. However, the pickup was much less than the 8.4% rise in...
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