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Sarah Moore

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  1. Article · Oct 1, 2026 · Sarah Moore, USA TODAY NETWORK

    Social Security payments go out. COLA announcement upcoming - AOL (opens the original)

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    As the Social Security Administration sends out its October payments to beneficiaries, recipients are anxiously awaiting the annual announcement of the cost-of-living increase for the coming year. The Cost-of-Living Adjustment or, "COLA" is a yearly benefit change to Social Security and Supplemental Security Income payments to counteract inflation, and officials are scheduled to announce the change on Wednesday, Oct. 14. According to the latest forecasts from the nonpartisan senior advocacy grou

  2. Article · Sep 30, 2026 · Sarah Moore, USA TODAY NETWORK

    Rain, cold air moving into Michigan. When to expect rain where you live - AOL (opens the original)

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    Michigan residents are expected to see scattered rain showers throughout Wednesday, Sept. 30, but severe conditions are not expected. From Wednesday, Sept. 30, to Thursday morning, Oct. 1, rain will fall across the Lower Peninsula and eastern Upper Peninsula — up to an 1 inch in places. Ludington, Muskegon and Big Rapids are predicted to see the most rain, according to the National Weather Service Probabilistic Precipitation Portal. Temperatures will range in the 60s to 70s statewide on Wednesda

  3. Article · Sep 17, 2026 · Sarah Moore, USA TODAY NETWORK

    How much social security will Nevadans get in 2027? See forecast - AOL (opens the original)

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    2026 is already halfway over. As it feels more and more like autumn in Northern Nevada, people may be turning their attention to the new year, including what 2027 could mean for their budgets. Nevadans who receive Social Security should expect slightly larger payments in 2027, according to the latest forecast by a nonpartisan groups that track the government program. The nonpartisan senior advocacy group, The Senior Citizens League, released a Cost-of-Living Adjustment forecast on Sept. 11, sayi

  4. Article · Sep 15, 2026 · Sarah Moore, USA TODAY NETWORK

    How much will Social Security recipients get in 2027? See latest outlook - AOL (opens the original)

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    Michigan retirees and other recipients of Social Security should expect slightly larger payments in 2027, according to the latest forecast by a nonpartisan groups that track the government program. The nonpartisan senior advocacy group, The Senior Citizens League, released a Cost-of-Living Adjustment forecast on Sept. 11, saying recipients should anticipate a 3.5% increase to Social Security checks in 2027. If the current forecast holds, the average Social Security check would increase by about

  5. Article · Sep 8, 2026 · Sarah Moore, USA TODAY NETWORK

    Social Security checks go out this week. Who will get paid? - AOL (opens the original)

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    The first round of Social Security payments for September will go out this week as the official Cost-of-Living Adjustment for 2027 looms. For retirees, survivors or those with disabilities who are a part of the federal program, the first wave of Social Security payments will take place Wednesday, Sept. 9. The Cost-of-Living Adjustment change will be announced in just over a month, on Wednesday, Oct 14. The change will impact Social Security and Supplemental Security Income payments in 2027 to go

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