A group of Democrat senators is proposing a temporary $200 increase for Social Security recipients, setting off a new round of debate in Washington as both parties confront rising inflation concerns and the long-term health of the program.
The proposal would raise monthly Social Security payments by $200 for seven months, beginning in January 2026, according to supporters of the measure.
This move aims to address inflation, which remains a central economic concern, and policymakers face increasing pressure to shore up the long-running program.
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