The 2027 COLA Estimate Is Important to Young Workers
The 2027 COLA estimate is big news that workers from all generations are looking forward to. This includes young workers as well. While the 2026 Social Security COLA of 2.8…
What Is the 2027 Social Security COLA: Projections So Far
The question on many retirees’ minds is simple: What is the 2027 Social Security COLA likely to be? At this point, projections point toward an increase of about 3 percent.…
Social Security COLA Increase: What Could 2027 Bring?
October will bring an important announcement for millions of retirees and Social Security beneficiaries: the official 2027 Social Security COLA increase. This pivotal moment could change the future of retirement.…
What if the 2027 COLA Isn’t High Enough?
As the 2027 Social Security Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA) announcement approaches, there's uncertainty about whether the increase will be sufficient to keep up with rising living costs. If the COLA falls…
How a Low COLA Puts Retirees’ Health at Risk
A low Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA) isn't just a financial issue — it can have serious health consequences for retirees. With medical costs consistently rising, the modest 2.8 percent COLA for…
What Is the Current 2027 COLA Prediction?
Readers of NORA will know that we cover Social Security changes each year as they happen. One of these, and arguably the most important, is the yearly Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA).…
Why the COLA Still Matters Even for the Financially Comfortable
For retirees who’ve built strong portfolios or enjoy steady investment income, the annual Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA) might seem like a minor detail. Some seniors view it as a small increase…
NORA Supports The COLA Act: A Solution for Social Security
Here at NORA, our core mission is to raise Social Security benefits for all seniors. We've all paid into this program and deserve to be paid back in full. Unfortunately,…
When Social Security Loses Value, Everyone Pays the Price
Despite being funded by earnings from millions of workers, Social Security continues to lose value. Inflation and other economic factors have diminished the value of the dollar, and in turn,…
Could This New Law Support Working Retirees?
Retirement today often includes part-time work, consulting, or second careers. Some older Americans continue working for extra income, while others value the purpose and social connections that employment provides. A…
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