
Using your $20-a-month COLA increase to make a difference
October 30, 2014 by Miji Pearse | Leave a CommentThe reaction by a lot of retirees last week to the news that their Social Security checks will rise next year by an average of $20 per month amounted to “Thanks for nothing.”
The question is whether they can turn that nothing into something.
Read Chuck Jaffe’s suggestion of how to make a little go a long way…
How much of a percentage increase in COLA would you like to see? Have you noticed or paid much attention to this retirement need-to-know in the past? Share your feedback. We’d love to hear from you!
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