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In its 2023 annual report, Social Security revealed that without governmental intervention, the program’s surplus will be depleted by 2035. While some interpreted this as Social...
Recent economic forecasts suggest a decline in inflation from 3.2% in 2023 to 2.4% in 2024, according to Forbes.com. While the Federal Reserve is lauded for...
As the new year unfolds, it’s prudent for federal employees to reevaluate their retirement plans in light of recent changes. From pay raises to tax adjustments,...
Upon reaching the age of 65, federal employees become eligible for Medicare Parts A and B. While Medicare Part A (covering inpatient hospital care) is generally...
In May, the Thrift Savings Plan (TSP) experienced a significant upswing, particularly in its C Fund, which mirrors the S&P...
Deciding how to withdraw funds from your Thrift Savings Plan (TSP) is a critical step in retirement planning that can...
The federal workforce continues to experience mass upheaval as the current administration carries out its plan to reduce costs and...
President Trump’s “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” has progressed to the House floor for a vote following a narrow approval...
Proposed federal benefit reforms, including the removal of the retiree annuity supplement and a shift to a “high-5” annuity formula,...
A budget resolution approved by the House and Senate will allow for a reconciliation bill that many believe will reduce...
Federal employees enjoy access to a range of insurance benefits. Many of these benefits can continue into retirement if specific...
Managing your Thrift Savings Plan (TSP) allocations during a volatile market requires balancing opportunity and risk. Two primary strategies emerge:...
Severance pay can provide a critical financial cushion for qualified federal employees facing involuntary separation from their jobs. How Severance...
With the continued downsizing of the federal workforce, here’s a rundown of how VSIP, VERA, and RIFs function within federal...