2024 COLA Finalized: How Much is It and Who Will Receive the Full COLA?
The 2024 COLA has been released! Here is what federal retirees can expect for next year.
COLA
Stay informed on the latest COLA updates for federal retirees, including annual Cost‑of‑Living Adjustment announcements, calculation methods, and policy changes that affect retirement income under FERS and CSRS. Explore clear explanations of how COLA percentages are determined, historical trends in federal retiree COLAs, and the impact of inflation on long‑term financial security. Find timely analysis, legislative developments, and expert insights to help federal retirees understand how annual COLA changes influence their purchasing power and overall retirement planning.
August Inflation and Its Impact on the 2024 COLA
The inflation data for August 2023 are now available. What impact will this have on the 2024 COLA for federal retirees?
Annual Federal Pay Raises During Inflation: Carter vs. Biden & Latest Inflation Data
The rate of inflation is decreasing. Are you feeling better yet?
Inflation, Pay Raises, COLAs, and FEHB Increases
Are FEHB premiums going up faster than inflation? Do annual raises and COLA increases keep up with FEHB premium increases?
Inflation Slows Down—2024 COLA Increase May be 2% or Less
The latest inflation figures are out for June. What is the impact on the 2024 COLA?
2024 COLA Trend: Inflation at 4% and Next COLA Projection Going Down
The 2023 COLA payments that started in January reflected an 8.7% increase. What about the 2024 COLA?
Avoid These Final Four Mistakes When Planning Your Federal Retirement
Categories Retirement These are four mistakes federal employees sometimes make that can negatively impact their retirement.
April Inflation 4.9%: Impact on 2024 COLA
The inflation rate is continuing to slowly go down. Here is how the 2024 COLA calculations look after the April inflation report was released.
Inflation Still High: Impact on 2024 COLA Predictions
2024 COLA predictions for federal retirees and Social Security recipients suggest it will be considerably less than the 8.7% rate from last year.
Government Stimulus, Inflation, Failing Banks, and the Annual COLA
In the midst of financial turmoil, the February inflation rate has been released. Inflation is still a problem but the impact of the turmoil remains to be seen.
