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Huge Raise in Social Security for 2022?
Anyone who shops for groceries or fills their gas tank is having a bit of late 1970s “sticker shock” as of late. While inflation is not in the double digits like the bad old 1970s, it has seen an uptick. If that trend continues, it could result in seniors getting a big Social Security raise on Jan 1, 2022. Of course any raise just allows one to “keep up” as in not fall further behind. Thus, it’s hardly a “raise” at all. Maurie Backman explains it all and breaks down what may be coming in this piece here.
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U need to be considerate of us wasting my time I wanted to read the story you said was here so where are you at because I want to come and waste YOUR time
Dale:
Thank you for your comment and your question, although I’m not sure what you are questioning? I double checked the post to which you are commenting, and the link to the referenced article is working. All you need to do is click on the word “here” and you’ll be taken to the article.
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