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  1. Discussions regarding the financing path and insolvency date of the Social Security Administration.

BLS released CPI-W data used for calculating the Cost of Living Adjustment (COLA) for Social Security benefits.

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BLS released CPI-W data used for calculating the Cost of Living Adjustment (COLA) for Social Security benefits.

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Bureau of Labor StatisticsSocial Security AdministrationSocial Security

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  1. SSA announced COLA based on Q3 CPI-W data; AARP offered early projections.1 source
  2. CPI-W does not reflect senior spending patterns.Sub-event
  3. A high-level discussion is underway regarding the financial viability of Social Security in America, factoring in generational expectations, current policy realities, and economic data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics and the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis.Sub-event
  4. Social Security uses BLS data for wage comparisons.Sub-event
  5. Analyst provides independent forecasts for the COLA estimates based on BLS CPI-W data.1 source
  6. BLS data informs Social Security COLA estimates amid high inflation from the Iran conflict.1 source
  7. New CPI-W data released by BLS for COLA calculation, impacting SSA benefits.1 source

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