The October 14 COLA Number: What To Actually Do With It
Social Security's 2027 cost-of-living adjustment will be officially announced on October 14, but early estimates from AARP and the Senior Citizens League are already circulating -- and they don't agree. This episode breaks down why those projections differ, why the headline COLA percentage isn't the full story once…
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