Do You Have Life Insurance? Here are Some Top Options for Seniors
Having life insurance is one of the most important things a person can do for their loved ones. Taking the financial burden off of those around you in the event…
How to Love Life in Retirement
We all look forward to a comfortable and well-deserved retirement. But stepping out of the workforce is only part of it. Have you ever thought about how to love life…
How Your Ex Could Impact Your Social Security Payment
Breaking up can be a heartache or a new start depending on who you ask. But whether the split from your ex-spouse was messy or amicable, did you know it…
Best Places to Retire in Florida
For many retirees, sunny Florida is the prime destination to spend their time after the workforce. The state has plenty to love from beaches to a thriving economy. But where…
What is ‘Revenge Spending,’ and How Does it Impact Retirement?
Have you heard about the concerning trend known as "revenge spending?" It can happen to anyone, but it's especially common among retirees. This group is in a position where they…
A Close Look at Americans’ Retirement Savings
How much do you have saved for retirement? It's a question that all of us think about from time to time. The topic of Americans' retirement savings has grown more…
Will These Social Security Changes Affect You?
There have been quite a few Social Security changes announced recently, but how many will impact you? If you're already receiving benefits, you're likely happy about the recent Cost-of-Living Adjustment…
Could This Bill Help Federal Workers Get Social Security Benefits?
While we're taught that Social Security is there for all Americans, this isn't the case for some workers. Specifically, federal employees have been impacted by The Windfall Elimination Provision and…
Debt, Default, and the Demise of Social Security?
Dedicated readers of NORA will know we've recently talked about how the federal deficit and national debt impact Social Security. The nation's finances are of course massively impactful on the…
If You Filed for Social Security Benefits Late, Can You Get Reimbursed?
Let's say you just filed for Social Security benefits — but you were late to the party. Maybe you took benefits later than you could've, even though you weren't working.…
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