COLA adjustments continue to shrink, and 2026 may bring another modest increase due to slower inflation trends.

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After two years of large increases, Social Security's COLA will return to typical levels in 2026, reflecting lower inflation ...

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Built into the program is a regulation that boosts the size of beneficiaries' payments every year via a cost-of-living-adjustment (COLA) that is intended to help Social Security benefits maintain ...