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In reply to the discussion: US government shutdown will delay Social Security 2026 COLA announcement [View all]

niyad

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5. It was indicated several weeks ago, and posted here on DU, that it was
Reply to BumRushDaShow (Original post)
Tue Oct 7, 2025, 03:44 PM
Oct 7

going to be a pittance. .around 2.5%. For someone who receives 1k/month, that is about 83 cents a day. Be still, my heart.

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US government shutdown will delay Social Security 2026 COLA announcement [View all] BumRushDaShow Oct 7 OP
The key economic data was being held up before Klarkashton Oct 7 #1
Right. There is no head of BLS, due to the grifter. yellow dahlia Oct 7 #3
It would not surprise me if there is no COLA at all, but there would be Part B premium increases. alwaysinasnit Oct 7 #2
Even if there were no COLA to Social Security,... LudwigPastorius Oct 7 #4
Perhaps not, as tsf told his supporters before the election - (paraphrasing) Just vote for me this alwaysinasnit Oct 7 #6
It was indicated several weeks ago, and posted here on DU, that it was niyad Oct 7 #5
I don't consider it a pittance synni Oct 7 #8
I am very glad that it will help. But to insult us by saying that cost of living niyad Oct 7 #10
The amount is usually so small it's nothing to get excited over anyway. Vinca Oct 7 #7
It balances out for me with Tree Lady Oct 7 #15
If your husband gets Social Security you should be able to get a little added to yours just because he's Vinca Oct 8 #16
My hubby worked for a state job Tree Lady Oct 8 #17
Well that sucks. Vinca Oct 8 #18
Medicare is going up... LtTx Oct 7 #9
See post 5. niyad Oct 7 #11
Doubtful Rebl2 Oct 7 #13
"delay the release of September's consumer inflation data" thus allow further cooking of the stats. PSPS Oct 7 #12
Bogus index is not the true number damifino10 Oct 7 #14
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