Social Security: COLA increasing but Medicare costs rising too in 2024
Social Security checks are increasing next year thanks to the annual cost of living adjustments, but many seniors will also face higher medical care costs. The increase in Medicare costs comes in below the $179.80 that was forecasted by the The Senior Citizens League in September. "We are relieved to learn that the Medicare Part B increase in 2024 won't be as high…
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