On the recordMay 3, 1995
So in fact what you are saying is when they get a COLA increase, the vast amount of that COLA will simply be absorbed in additional Medicare costs to the Social Security recipient?
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govinfo.govSo in fact what you are saying is when they get a COLA increase, the vast amount of that COLA will simply be absorbed in additional Medicare costs to the Social Security recipient?
Questioning the impact of COLA increases on Medicare costs for Social Security recipients.
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