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Home | Articles | 2010 COLA for Federal Retirees : CSRS / FERS

2010 COLA for Federal Retirees : CSRS / FERS
UPDATE: October 16, 2009
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There will be no 2010 federal retiree cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) to their CSRS or FERS annuities, the government announced yesterday.

The annual federal retire COLA is based on the Labor Department's Consumer Price Index for urban wage grade earners from the third quarter of one year to the same quarter of the next year. This year, consumer goods prices did not increase, which means there will be no COLA for Social Security and federal retirees in 2010.

Social Security benefits, which are provided to FERS retirees, will also remain unchanged in 2010, according to the Social Security Administration.

Guide to Federal Retiree COLAs

What are federal retiree COLAs, and how are they calculated? To read this guide from My Federal Retirement columnist Edward Zurndorfer, click here.



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