Social Security Adjustments Have Failed to Keep Pace with Inflation—How Retirees Can Supplement Their Income Through Bitcoin Mining in 2026
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England, U.K, Aug 07, 2026 — In 2026, the Social Security Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA) increased by 2.8%, raising the average monthly benefit for retirees by approximately $56. However, because the prices of essential expenses such as housing, healthcare, and food have generally risen by more than 2.8%, the real purchasing power of many retirees who rely on Social Security continues to decline.
At the same time, the Social Security system is facing long-term financial pressure. It is projected that by 2034, the Social Security trust fund may be able to pay only about 83% of scheduled benefits. For a growing number of retirees, Social Security remains an important source of income, but relying on benefits alone is becoming increasingly insufficient ...
