Factors That Could Lead to Reduced Social Security Payments
Here at NORA, we fight on the legislative floor to get seniors the biggest Social Security payments possible. However, there are also factors that can send your payment in the…
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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.
Can You Wait Too Long to Claim Social Security?
Many people know that the age at which you claim Social Security impacts your benefit amount. Here at NORA, we cover the advantages of waiting to claim, noting how it…
Why Should You Always Check Your Social Security Statement?
They say the fine print is what matters, and this is the case with your Social Security statement. You likely have already made note of your 2026 Social Security Cost-of-Living…
The Facts About Claiming Social Security Abroad
Many seniors enjoy traveling near or in retirement — so what's the rule about claiming Social Security abroad? The Motley Fool outlines the details here. In most cases, you can…
What’s the Highest Social Security Benefit at the Full-Retirement Age?
The Social Security Administration’s new Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA) will bring another increase in benefits next year. With the recent announcement of a benefit adjustment, many people are wondering what the…
Is There a ‘Worst Time’ to Claim Social Security?
If you can't be the best, at least don't be the worst — especially when it comes time to claim Social Security. As we've discussed, it's important to understand how…
The Facts About Retirement Income and Social Security
Knowing when to take Social Security is one of the most important decisions you can make for your future. Another important point to consider when making this decision is what…
Watch Out for ‘COLA Claim’ Scams
Hot off the heels of the 2026 Social Security Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA) announcement comes a new but familiar scam. Fraudsters are busy this season, trying to trick retirees into giving…
Social Security’s Taxable Wage Base Will Increase in 2026
The Social Security Administration has announced that the maximum taxable earnings — the amount of income on which Social Security payroll taxes are collected — will rise to $184,500 in…
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