Senior Advocacy Group Wants to Establish a ‘Minimum’ Annual COLA Increase: How Would It Work?

Senior advocacy group wants to establish a 'minimum' annual COLA increase: How would it work?

(NEXSTAR) – An advocacy group working to protect the benefits of America’s senior citizens is currently pushing for the Social Security Administration to establish a “minimum” annual cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) in the coming years. The Senior Citizens League, or TSCL, promoted its idea for a minimum annual COLA on Friday, shortly after the Social Security Administration (SSA) announced 2026’s official COLA increase to be 2.8%. TSCL describe…

Senior advocacy group wants to establish a ‘minimum’ annual COLA increase: How would it work?

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