One of the primary reasons people seek government employment is the value of federal employee benefits, especially in retirement. With defined-benefit pension plans nearly obsolete and...
As you make preparations for retirement, it’s important that you have all your bases covered. An analysis of the fundamental building blocks of a retirement plan...
With the looming possibility of Congress not extending the Trump Tax Cuts (TCJA) for individual taxpayers, those nearing retirement or already retired might find themselves facing...
From market fluctuations to unexpected spikes in inflation rates and uncovered healthcare costs, the road to retirement can be fraught with financial uncertainties. Facing a trifecta...
Retirement planning is a significant milestone in any federal worker’s career, marked by considerations of age, length of service, and financial preparedness. Recent statistics from the...
At the age of 65, it’s mandated by federal law that FERS participants must make a crucial decision regarding Medicare enrollment. If you’re currently an active...
For many, the prospect of retirement conjures a mix of anticipation and uncertainty. A prevailing reason behind the lack of retirement planning stems from a fundamental...
For years, the 80% rule has served as a cornerstone in retirement planning, dictating that you’ll require 80% of your pre-retirement income to sustain your lifestyle...
Navigating the intricacies of Social Security can be akin to deciphering a complex code for many individuals, particularly federal workers. One crucial aspect often shrouded in...
When preparing for federal retirement, overlooking the accuracy of your Official Personnel Folder (OPF) until the eleventh hour can prove to be a critical error. The...