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The 5 Biggest Financial Fears Haunting Retirees Right Now

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By Pete Grieve , Julia Glum 
| South Florida Reporter
From rising medical costs to $5 gas, retirees are facing a slew of new financial fears in 2026. But what are their five biggest money concerns overall? A new retirement survey from Schroders, a global asset management company, finds that the No. 1 worry among retired Americans is — you may have guessed it — inflation. About 90% of surveyed retirees said they are at least slightly concerned about the effect of inflation on their assets.
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Social Security COLA Predictions Rise as Inflation Hits a 3-Year High Original

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By Pete Grieve , Julia Glum 
| Money
Social Security recipients are on track for an increased cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) to their benefits next year, forecasters said Wednesday, as inflation soars above 4%. The Senior Citizens League now predicts a 3.8% Social Security COLA for 2027, which would be a 1-percentage-point uptick from this year’s 2.8% adjustment.
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Americans Are About to Drop Billions Betting on the 2026 World Cup

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By Pete Grieve , Julia Glum 
| South Florida Reporter
AI Generated by Google Gemini As the U.S., Canada and Mexico prepare to host the 2026 FIFA World Cup, millions of people are getting in on the action with wagers on the matches, goals and eventual champion. If the latest predictions are right, the betting figures will smash records. New forecasts project that soccer fans will bet nearly $3 billion in the U.S. through online sportsbooks, while billions more could be traded on prediction market platforms.
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