President Obama’s blue-ribbon, bipartisan panel proposed today perhaps the most sweeping spending cuts in U.S. history to prevent the federal budget from careening off a fiscal cliff into never-ending debt. Here’s the commissio…
President Obama’s blue-ribbon, bipartisan panel proposed today perhaps the most sweeping spending cuts in U.S. history to prevent the federal budget from careening off a fiscal cliff into never-ending debt. Here’s the commissio…
The noted economist writes in a Financial Times editorial that Obama did plenty to stave off a depression. But his administration is already too timid about further stimulus, and once the GOP gains power in Congress, the policy…
Besides the unemployed, nobody is getting hurt worse in this economy than seniors. Prices on many commodities are skyrocketing, but the Consumer Price Index, which is the yardstick used to adjust Social Security for inflation,…
There will be no cost-of-living adjustment in Social Security payments for 2011, the second straight year without an increase.
The Social Security Administration said today that inflation is too low to justify a boost. The decision will affect more than 58 million retirees and disabled Americans.
“We’re a little bit upset because our bills are going up and our Social Security…
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Social Security Administration Says No Cost of Living Adjustment in 2011 originally appeared on DailyFinance on Fri, 15 Oct 2010 08:58:00.