The Social Security Administration looks at year-over-year changes to the CPI-W. It does this specifically for data from the third quarter of the year (the months of July, August, and September). The ...
The report shows that, starting in 1999, retirees would have collected $5,000 more in Social Security benefits if it weren't for a flaw in the way the COLA is calculated.
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