Your Social Security COLA could go up another $71 a month in 2027. That’s not necessarily good news.

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A higher COLA is a sign that persistent inflation isn’t going anywhere.

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Your Social Security COLA could go up another $71 a month in 2027. That&#x2019;s not necessarily good news.

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Your Social Security COLA could go up another $71 a month in 2027. That’s not necessarily good news.