How Fear Could Impact When Seniors Take Social Security
What’s driving seniors to claim Social Security earlier than expected? Many factors play a role. There's a person's financial status and savings. Their job and health also play a role.…
NORA Celebrates Older Americans Month: Champion Your Health in Retirement
May is Older Americans Month, and we’re proud to honor it by continuing our mission: serving seniors with reliable news, helpful resources, and strong advocacy for Social Security and retirement…
Do You Follow This Popular Retirement Trend?
While every retiree's path to their later years is different, some trends and patterns do emerge. There's a retirement trend that's been gaining popularity for the past several years. More…
Helpful Tips for Planning Your Retirement Income
Is retirement coming up for you? If you're young or middle-aged, the answer is always yes. The real question is, are you prepared for it? Here are some tips you…
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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.
‘Slam the Scam’ Movement Can Help Social Security Earners All Year
"Slam the Scam Day" is an important occasion for seniors and people of all age groups. The basis of this day involves reminding people how to respond to Social Security…
How and Why Seniors Should Downsize in Retirement
The tendency to downsize in retirement is a smart idea for multiple reasons. For one, seniors may not need the type of lifestyle they had in their middle age. Downsizing…
The Guide for Seniors Living Solely on Social Security
Living off just Social Security can be challenging, but with effective budgeting and planning, seniors can make the most of their fixed income and enjoy a comfortable retirement. Here at…
Are Seniors in Financial Trouble?
Will 2026 be a Positive Year Financially for Retirees?
What does the year 2026 hold for retirees, from a financial perspective? It depends on who you ask. Some people are staying positive. Inflation is reportedly going down. A 2.8…
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…