If You Worked in the Public Sector, This Could Impact Your Retirement
Whether a person has worked in the private or public sector, retirement is something they look forward to. But for the latter group, they may find that their benefits are…
Can You Wait Too Long to Claim Social Security?
Many people know that the age you claim Social Security impacts your benefit amount. Here at NORA, we cover the advantages of waiting to claim, noting how it can result…
These Social Security Tips Can Help Couples Coordinate Their Retirements
If there's one thing that makes retirement better, it's enjoying it with someone special. For couples, retirement planning should be done in tandem. These Social Security tips we're bringing you…
How to Use Breakeven Analysis for Retirement Planning
When it comes to planning for retirement and knowing when to take Social Security, there are many opinions about which option works best. This is true not only for the…
These Are the Top Expenses for Retirees
Here at NORA, we promote fair Social Security cost-of-living adjustments (COLAs) because every senior deserves a rewarding retirement. These benefits are crucial for all retirees because not everything changes in…
Why Retirement Planning Still Matters the Year Before Retirement
When we think about retirement planning, we picture a person diligently making changes decades ahead of time. Young people and middle-aged adults often save money, organize their portfolios, and plan…
The Average COLA Per Year (1975-2023)
The purpose of Social Security Cost-of-Living Adjustments (COLAs) has been to keep retirement benefits on par with inflation throughout the years. But as anyone following this matter knows, the payments…
Are Social Security Benefits a ‘Reward’ in Retirement?
It's a rewarding feeling to claim your Social Security benefits. You're setting yourself up with an income source that can supplement or even wholly support your retirement. You've worked hard,…
What Multiple Marriages Means for Your Social Security Benefits
What does it mean for your Social Security benefits if you've had multiple marriages? As you may know, Social Security survivor benefits apply to those who have lost a partner.…
Here’s a Fun Way to Invest in Your Retirement in 2024
The 2024 Social Security increase has put another $50 or more monthly in the pockets of recipients. Now that you've had a few months to budget this money in, you…
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