Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://mypepack.gophersport.com/video/?vid=Yp6eC6NGFlM Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Part 10 Federal Employees Retirement COLA (FERS/CSRS) 2027 [0GZ4Z8hXuTh] Health Updated on August 08, 2026 EDT — Published on August 08, 2026 EDT This video provides detailed information on the 2027 Cost of Living Adjustment (COLA) forecast for federal retirees and Social Security beneficiaries. Following a surge in inflation in March 2026 due to volatile energy prices, experts estimate the increase will range from 2.8% to 3.3%. The text explains the key difference between the CSRS system, which receives full adjustment, and the FERS system, which typically receives a lower "diet COLA" when inflation exceeds 2%. Additionally, sources update on the USPS's precarious financial situation, new OPM regulations, and concerns about the eroding purchasing power of older adults. The official figures are expected to be released by Social Security in mid-October 2026 based on third-quarter economic data. PS1i5eWJjSP KwE5t7Ybu3a rWTcwxgxSv5 iA1unTCnCCW z7HYkv6tH9W dIa4KFSI7Nt
This video provides detailed information on the 2027 Cost of Living Adjustment (COLA) forecast for federal retirees and Social Security beneficiaries. Following a surge in inflation in March 2026 due to volatile energy prices, experts estimate the increase will range from 2.8% to 3.3%. The text explains the key difference between the CSRS system, which receives full adjustment, and the FERS system, which typically receives a lower "diet COLA" when inflation exceeds 2%. Additionally, sources update on the USPS's precarious financial situation, new OPM regulations, and concerns about the eroding purchasing power of older adults. The official figures are expected to be released by Social Security in mid-October 2026 based on third-quarter economic data. PS1i5eWJjSP KwE5t7Ybu3a rWTcwxgxSv5 iA1unTCnCCW z7HYkv6tH9W dIa4KFSI7Nt