How old was the statement? Your PIA changes every year even if you are no longer working, due to the annual COLA. The PIA in a statement from an earlier year will be out of date.Thanks. I found an older statement and in the right-hand column it has 7 ages -- one of which matches the "full retirement age" in the first paragraph on the left, so that age [row] has my PIA?I think so. IIRC I had saved my PIA in an email and went back and found it, when I became interested in the number for some reason.
As stated in an earlier post, log in to your SSA account, copy your earnings history, and paste it into the calculator at https://ssa.tools/. It shows your current PIA, in effect until the end of December. To see your new PIA (including the latest 2.8% COLA), click on the link "for a detailed look at your PIA" and look at the last line of the PIA history table: "2025: At the end of the year...."
Once you have an up to date PIA, you can calculate your new PIA yourself going forward. Each year, multiply your current PIA by (1 + the new COLA) and truncate to the nearest dime.
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