National Social Security Month: Why Understanding Your Benefits Matters

April is National Social Security Month, led by the Social Security Administration to raise awareness about Social Security benefits and help Americans plan for a more secure financial future. More than 75 million Americans rely on Social Security, making it a cornerstone of retirement income. But while the program is widely used, many people don’t…

Social Security Literacy: A Key Part of Financial Literacy

April is Financial Literacy Month, a time to focus on improving financial knowledge and making more informed decisions. But one critical area is often overlooked: Financial literacy isn’t complete without Social Security literacy. Social Security is one of the most important sources of retirement income, yet many people don’t fully understand how claiming strategies, timing,…

NARSSA Invited to Participate in Barron’s Magazine Roundtable Event on Social Security

The Top Tier Personal Finance Publication Is Hosting a Webinar That Will Focus on Social Security and its Pending Insolvency NEW YORK – April 6, 2026 – The National Association of Registered Social Security Analysts (NARSSA), the nation’s leading professional organization that educates and certifies an elite group of Social Security experts, has announced that…

NARSSA to Exhibit at Medicarians 2026

The National Association of Registered Social Security Analysts (NARSSA) will be exhibiting at Medicarians 2026, one of the largest gatherings of senior-focused healthcare, insurance, and financial professionals. The event takes place April 20–22 at the Fontainebleau Las Vegas, where NARSSA will be at booth #608 connecting with industry leaders and showcasing its Social Security advisory…

What Every Business Owner Needs to Know About Social Security

For many business owners, retirement planning focuses on building and eventually exiting a business. But one piece is often overlooked or misunderstood: Social Security. Despite being one of the most significant sources of retirement income for many Americans, Social Security is often missing from broader financial and tax planning conversations. Whether you’re self-employed or running…

Slam the Scam Day: Educate Yourself on Government Imposter Scams

March 5, 2026, is National “Slam the Scam” Day. Designated by the Office of the Inspector General for the Social Security Administration, this outreach campaign raises awareness about Social Security scams and other government imposter schemes. Slam the Scam Day is part of National Consumer Protection Week (March 1–7, 2026). Scams continue to grow in…

National Consumer Protection Week: Why Awareness Matters

National Consumer Protection Week (March 1–7, 2026) highlights the importance of protecting consumers from fraud, identity theft, and financial exploitation. The Federal Trade Commission describes the week as a time to focus on “frauds, scams, and consumer rights” and to encourage conversations about prevention, reporting, and recovery. Throughout the week, the FTC is hosting educational…

Financial Wellness Is About Confidence, Not Just Numbers

Halfway through Financial Wellness Month, it is a good time to check in. Not on your budget spreadsheet, but on how confident you feel about your financial decisions. When people think about financial wellness, they often focus on everyday habits like saving more or spending less. Those things matter, but true financial wellness goes beyond…

RSSA® Program Updated for 2026

The RSSA® Program has officially been updated for 2026 and is now live in the learning platform. These updates ensure that all course materials reflect current 2026 Social Security values and are fully aligned with the latest version of the RSSA Roadmap software. For individuals currently working through the program, you can safely resume your…