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Social Security Administration announces 3.6% Cost of Living Adjustment for 2027

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The Social Security Administration announced a 3.6% Cost of Living Adjustment for 2027, which is higher than the 2.8% increase set in early 2026. This adjustment applies to benefits for Seniors, Survivors, Disability Insurance, and Supplemental Security Income. For an average retired worker, the Social Security retirement benefits will increase by $75 per month, though the actual increase depends on the individual's current benefits.

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The increase provides additional financial support for recipients living on fixed incomes. The Social Security Administration relies on the Bureau of Labor Statistics CPI-W data to calculate this Cost of Living Adjustment.

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  • Fisher Investments might see reduced demand for private investment services as increased SSA benefits provide recipients with more financial wiggle room.

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