A semiannual inflation adjustment is a twice-yearly recalibration of financial values, such as Social Security benefits or I Bond interest rates, to match the Consumer Price Index. This mechanism protects purchasing power against rising costs. Retirees, investors, and fixed-income earners benefit most, as their payments or yields stay aligned with current economic conditions.
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