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…
The Fight for Fair Public Sector Retirement Benefits Isn’t Over — Here’s Why
When a person works hard throughout their life, it's fair to say they've earned retirement. However, depending on what sector you work in, you may have found that your benefits…
Higher COLAs: A Lifeline for Seniors’ Financial Stability and Enjoyment
Why are higher COLAs in higher demand than ever? Because in recent years, the rising cost of living has been a significant concern for retirees. Many seniors rely on fixed…
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Which States Tax Social Security Benefits?
Do you know which states tax Social Security benefits and which don't? Knowing the difference can help you keep more of your benefits.
Make Your Voice Heard on Social Security COLAs
Social Security Cost-of-Living Adjustments, known as COLAs, are supposed to help seniors keep up with inflation, but recent benefit adjustments haven’t been enough to match the rising costs of essentials…
Could This 2026 Social Security Change Hurt the Middle Class?
As we've discussed previously, the Social Security taxable earnings limit for 2026 has risen to $184,500, up from $176,100 in 2025. This adjustment means a larger share of workers’ income…
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