Registered Social Security Analysts (RSSA)
The National Association of Registered Social Security Analysts (NARSSA) is the national and professional organization for all Registered Social Security Analysts (RSSAs). NARSSA owns the RSSA® credential, which it awards to individuals who successfully complete initial and ongoing designation requirements. Our mission is to help Americans get the maximum Social Security income they are entitled to, enabling them to enjoy their lives more fully. In fulfilling our mission, we provide the premier educational and service platform for professionals that seek to advise new and current clients on issues related to Social Security.
Recent Articles
Adding Social Security advisory services transforms a CPA firm
There is a tremendous demand for professionals that understand Social Security, but the facts are most advisors know very little about Social Security and Medicare.As......
Your Social Security Income May Be Taxed If You Live In One Of These 13 States
Did you know that your Social Security income may be subject to state taxation in addition to federal taxation? Wait…hold on. I didn't even know......
Why you should create a My Social Security account today
The Social Security Administration has a free online tool called My Social Security. With this online app you can create a free personalized account, providing you......
Will Social Security Exist In The Future? The OASDI Trust Funds Explained
On April 22, 2020 the Social Security Board of Trustees released its annual report, sharing its findings regarding the long-term financial status of the Social......
The 2020 Social Security Trustees Report Released
On April 22, 2020 the Social Security Board of Trustees released its annual report, sharing its findings regarding the long-term financial status of the Social......
COVID-19: What older adults need to know
Older people are at higher risk for severe illness from COVID-19 which may result in increased stress during a crisis. Fear and anxiety about the......
Resources
Webinars: Help Your Clients Choose the RIGHT Time to File for Social Security
FeaturedFind out how to simplify the rules and use them to your client's advantage so they can get every dollar in benefits they deserve.
Education & CPE: Social Security Training for Certified Public Accountants
Earn 15.5 CPE credits while learning how to help your clients save hundreds of thousands of dollars in additional Social Security benefits that they have earned and are entitled to. You'll gain Social Security expertise and learn how to use sophisticated Social Security maximization software.
Whitepaper: Social Security Expertise, The Next New Trend For Financial Professionals
Social Security is a complex program, and the retiring population needs support navigating the tricky claiming decision process. This is an incredible opportunity for you and your business or practice. There are many benefits of becoming a Social Security expert.
Career: Earn the RSSA Credential: Registered Social Security Analyst
RSSAs are an elite group of business professionals specially trained to help Americans maximize their Social Security payments. Registered Social Security Analysts have studied the complex laws and rules of Social Security – and have passed the Competency Final Exam. Apply to become a RSSA today.
Self-Study: 15.5 CPE - Become a Social Security Expert and earn your RSSA Credential
Take our 5-module, online self-study course giving you Social Security and Medicare knowledge to support your clients. Upon completion of the course, you have the option to take the competency exam. When you pass, you will earn your credential as a Registered Social Security Analyst (RSSA®).
CPE Courses
Social Security Training for CPAs & Financial Advisors
On Demand | 15.50 Credits
Become a Social Security Expert and earn your new credential as a RSSA - a Registered Social Security Analyst. Add a new valuable year-round billable service to your tax practice that your clients are asking...
Register View DetailsAbout Registered Social Security Analysts (RSSA)
Watch the video below to learn more