The Social Security Administration made public a 3.6 percent cost-of-living adjustment for next year on the 14th of October 2026. The adjustment, based on current inflation data, will raise benefits for retirees. The announcement was reported by the Committee for a Responsible Budget and CNBC. High inflation has led to the increase, which will be granted to Social Security benefits starting next year.
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