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Old 10-18-2011, 04:35 PM #1
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Default Looks like 3.5 % COLA increase for 2012
Thats according to Yahoo News. The official announcement will come on Wed, Oct. 19th.
How much will Medicare go up? Mine now is 97 dollars,I believe. Weren't they talking 114 dollars total?
Anyways,good too see an increase. I will be able to buy more food the last two weeks of the month.
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