The TRUTH About the 2023 Social Security Increase

According to The Senior Citizens League…

The Social Security cost-of-living adjustment could be 8.7% for 2023.

This is down from the group’s forecast last month (which was 9.6%).

But either way, with groceries up 20%… sky-high power bills… and the raging inflation that we have…

The new Social Security cost-of-living adjustment will barely make a dent.

This is one of the reasons why I’m sharing these 5 trades for free.

Because it has a 5-year record of delivering 4 winning trades out of every 5 with gains that tend to range between 8.7% and 26.9%.

Like the last one for example, which made 19.1%…

…giving folks the chance to turn $5k into a $955 profit in 24 hours.

Now, as you may know…

The Senior Citizens League is a nonpartisan senior group that estimates how much Social Security benefits may increase.

And based on the latest CPI data, it seems that increase may be 8.7%.

The talking heads call this a “record high cost-of-living adjustment.”

But as you’ve probably noticed in your own bills…

That 8.7% rise doesn’t even scratch the surface of the gigantic price increases we’re seeing everywhere.

As the rope of inflation is only getting tighter by the day…

Simply because it gives regular folks the chance to make 24-hour gains of between 8.7% and 26.9% – and with a high degree of safety too.

I urge you to at least get all the facts about them and make an informed decision afterwards.

Considering that we’re seeing “hidden inflation” too (with food companies making the packages smaller and sometimes STILL raising the price)…

And that we’re seeing price bumps of 10%… 15%… 20%…

I truly think it’s a safe and smart way to at least keep those price hikes at bay.

Simply because this simple trade has a 5-year track record of delivering gains that tend to range between 8.7% and 26.9%.

Take our last 5 trades for example.

They made gains of 2.9%… 18.9%… 10.5%… 22%… and 19.1%

That’s FIVE opportunities to turn a $5k trade into a profit of $145… $944… $525… $1,100… and $955.

Certainly much better than that meager 8.7% they try to claim as the biggest cost-of-living increase!

Trade Wisely,
Jon Lewis