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The 2027 Social Security COLA of 3.6% is already locked, and the gap versus 3.7% headline inflation amounts to roughly $2 a month for average retirees.
Medicare Part B premiums are deducted directly from Social Security checks, and rising premiums can significantly shrink the net benefit of any COLA raise.
Retirees should wait for their December Social Security notice before committing to new fixed costs, since it shows the real net deposit after deductions.
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Her electric bill went up. Her grocery total went up. Then she read that consumer prices climbed 3.7% in September, and she did the comparison almost every retiree does. Her 2027 Social Security raise is 3.6%, so it feels like she's behind before the first bigger check even shows up.

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