In 2026, aging is no longer defined simply by years lived, but by quality of life, independence, and emotional resilience. Advances in technology, healthcare innovation, and shifting societal attitudes are …

When people hear the word aging, they often think it applies only to someone else—older parents, grandparents, or a future version of themselves far down the road. In reality, aging is …

For many NCRO Members, travel is one of the greatest rewards of retirement. Whether visiting grandchildren, exploring new destinations, or checking off long-awaited bucket-list trips, today’s retirees are traveling more …

If you’re a retiree, chances are you own more pennies than socks—and that’s saying something. They live in jars, coffee cans, old pickle jars, desk drawers, glove compartments, and that …

To help members stay safe and informed, NCRO recently hosted the Cybersecurity: Lock Down Your Smartphone webinar. The recorded video is now available for members to view below, offering practical, …

Longevity is one of society’s greatest achievements. Advances in medicine, public health, and living conditions have allowed people to live longer than ever before. But longevity alone is not enough. …

Dear NCRO Member, Thank you for attending the recent Smartphone Cybersecurity for Retirees webinar sponsored by the NCRO Aging Committee. We were pleased to see such strong interest in protecting retirees from phone scams, …