Trump-Boosted 2027 Social Security COLA Could Hit a 30-Year High, but Finances Face Strain
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The Motley Fool says the 2027 Social Security COLA is likely to be boosted by Trump-era policies—potentially around 3.5%—continuing a six-year streak of gains and signaling a 30-year high, but the higher increase could hasten the program’s long-term solvency issues, with OASI reserves projected to be exhausted by 2032 and a heightened risk of future benefit cuts.
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