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Millions of Social Security, SSI, and SSDI recipients are seeing changes in 2026 — and some of them could directly impact how much money hits your bank account each month.

In this video, we break down the officially confirmed 2.5% COLA increase for 2026, exactly how much your benefit is increasing in real dollars, and when the new payment amounts begin. This is not speculation or rumor — this information comes directly from the Social Security Administration.

You’ll learn:
• The confirmed 2026 COLA percentage
• How much Social Security, SSI, and SSDI payments are increasing
• New average and maximum benefit amounts
• When the increased payments start arriving
• How Medicare Part B premium increases affect your net payment
• What’s actually happening with stimulus payment proposals
• What is confirmed vs. what is still being debated
• Steps you should take now to avoid payment delays
• How to protect yourself from Social Security scams
• Whether benefit increases could affect SNAP, Medicaid, or housing assistance

We also explain why your actual deposit may be smaller than the headline increase, how deductions work, and how to plan your budget realistically for 2026. If you rely on benefits for rent, groceries, utilities, or medical expenses, this information is critical.

⚠️ Important: There is currently no confirmed stimulus payment signed into law for 2026. We clearly separate facts from speculation so you can plan safely and avoid misinformation.

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Stay informed. Stay protected. And stay ahead of changes that affect your money.