“Right now, the latest estimate I’ve seen is a little over 9%,” Shedden said. “It’s a difficult situation for retirees when inflation is increasing as much as it is today. The COLA adjustment is calculated on one moment in time, based on the year before. We all thought the 5.9% increase was pretty high last year, and look what’s happened.” The National Association of Registered Social Security Analysts has trained more than 3,300 advisors and other financial professionals for the Social Security Analyst certification since it was founded in 2017…
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