Social Security in 2018: Potential changes and how they could impact you Recent inflation trends could boost the 2018 cost of living adjustment (COLA) for Social Security beneficiaries to its highest since 2012, according to advocacy group The Senior Citizens League.

Cost-of-living adjustment is what needs adjustment It is official: Seniors will not get a cost-of-living adjustment in Social Security benefits in 2016.

Social Security: No Cost-of-Living Raise This Year For the third time this decade, Social Security recipients won’t be seeing an annual cost-of-living adjustment next year. WSJ's Nick Timiraos has details on Lunch Break With Tanya Rivero. Photo: Getty

Cost-of-living adjustment is what needs adjustment It is official: Seniors will not get a cost-of-living adjustment in Social Security benefits in 2016.

Social Security Recipients Will Receive No Cost-of-Living Increase in 2016 Social Security remains a critical source of incomes to many households. An estimated 26 million Americans would have otherwise fallen below the poverty line last year.

No cost-of-living adjustment for Social Security in 2016?

Millions over age 112 have Social Security numbers, and it’s not because we’re living longer “It is incredible that the Social Security Administration in 2015 does not have the technical sophistication to ensure that people they know to be deceased are actually noted as dead.”

5 Key Insights About Creative Collaboration from the HP Living Progress Exchange Filmmakers and companies convened live from Sundance for a conversation about partnerships for social change.

5 Key Insights About Creative Collaboration from the HP Living Progress Exchange Filmmakers and companies convened at Sundance, and again on Twitter, to talk about partnerships for social change.

Living Wages: Your Best Investment In Social Capital For 2015 Organize, support and agitate for living wages. It’s a new prosperity plan that will help nearly every working American in the years to come.