The National Council on Aging , or NCOA, began in 1950 and provides resources and advocacy for the U.S.’s aging population, with the goal of improving the health and financial readiness of 40 million older Americans by 2030, according to its website.

Ebony P. White is the NCOA director of economic security and social safety net initiatives, with 15 years of experience in the field, according to NCOA's website.

In an email to Community Impact , White answered questions about best practices for senior community members and tips for financial literacy as adults age.

What resources are available, from your organization or others, for those who are unsure how to handle their finances like paying taxes and budgeting?

At NCOA, we know managing money later in life can feel overwhelming—espe

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