Mastering Roth Conversions: How Federal Employees Can Slash Retirement Taxes
Strategically utilizing Roth conversions is a way that federal employees can reduce their tax burden in retirement.
Decade-Long Executive Pay Freeze Continues to Impact Federal Workforce
Federal leaders face another year of pay caps, as a long-running pay freeze continues to shape salaries and create ripple effects across top government roles.
Delayed Arrival in Effect for DC Area on Monday, February 23
A two-hour delayed arrival is in effect for the DC region thanks to snow expected overnight.
What the Latest Guidance From OPM, EEOC Means for Remote Federal Employees With Disabilities
What do the new OPM and EEOC guidelines mean for federal employees who want to use telework as a reasonable accommodation?
Federal Employees May See Bigger Payouts for Voluntary Separation Under New Proposal
A new bill would significantly alter the VSIP buyout program, providing federal employees with greater financial incentives to resign their positions.
ABLE Accounts: A Powerful but Underused Planning Tool for FERS and Military Families
ABLE accounts let federal and military families save for disability needs tax-free while protecting SSI, Medicaid, and survivor benefits—key to long-term planning.
Average Pension Amount for Federal Employees Retirement System (FERS)
What are the average pension amounts for federal retirees under FERS?
New Legislation Seeks to Prohibit TSP Investment in Adversary Nations
A new bill would ban TSP investments in countries like China to ensure federal employees’ and retirees’ savings don’t support countries posing U.S. security risks.
Saving for Children Under FERS: What Works, What Doesn’t, and Why
Not all savings accounts for children are equal for FERS families.
TSP Catch-Up Contributions: Why Roth May No Longer Be a Choice (and Why That May Be a Blessing in Disguise)
TSP catch-up contributions must now be Roth in some cases, and this may be a good thing.
