The roughly 65 million retirees who collect Social Security benefits in the US will get a 8.7% increase next year, the largest bump since 1981, to compensate for the highest inflation bout in decades
Problem is the inflation numbers are made up. It's a lot more. Next month well over 9% and climbing. They just needed to hold the appearance down until the COLA decision was made.
Think of it a different way. Since the forced Covid "depopulation vax"... maybe the projected 2023 # of recipients of SS will decrease by 8.7%.
It's easy to increase the payout... if the # of people receiving it decreases. Plandemic?
It started in nursing homes.