Southern Stimulus Payments, COLA Survey Findings & Top Financial News for Nov. 8, 2022

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The Big Lead: Stimulus Payments Are Coming to These Southern States in November

It’s been a busy year for several states delivering inflation relief checks and whatnot, and there are two states in the South that are still distributing stimulus payments. Read the full story here

Social Security Spotlight: More Than Half of Retirees Say 8.7% COLA Not Enough

More than half of retired Americans (55%) say the Social Security 2023 COLA isn’t enough, according to a new Motley Fool survey of 750 U.S. retirees. Less than 40% say the adjustment is about right. Read the full story here

That’s Interesting: Will It Be Cheaper To Dine Out This Thanksgiving? Some Analysts Say Yes

Because of inflation and the ensuing soaring food prices, some analysts say it might be cheaper to dine out for Thanksgiving this year. A new IRI report found that because of inflation, Thanksgiving meals will cost a whopping 13.5% more this year. Read the full story here

Bonus: Try These Holiday Travel Tips To Save Money

No matter how you decide to travel over the holiday season, here are seven tips that can save you money. Read the full story here

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