“Defunding Social Security”: Monetizing the Fear of the Elderly
The author says that the recent “defund Social Security” debate is more about politically driven sound bites than facts.
Month: August 2020
How Storms in the Gulf Can Affect Your COLA
How can tropical weather affect the COLA for federal retirees? The author explains the impact two Gulf storms could have.
Federal Retirement and Your Service Computation Date
Your Service Computation Date can have a significant impact on your retirement annuity.
Third Party Watch Dog Group Lacks Standing in Bid to Force Prosecution of Hatch Act Violations
A federal district court has turned aside efforts by a watch dog group to force OSC to prosecute violations of the Hatch Act by a White House official.
Do I Have Enough in My TSP Account?
Will you have enough money when you reach retirement? The author says the answer is different for everyone and provides some important planning tips to consider.
Investing During a Pandemic
There are always reasons not to invest for retirement based on the latest bad news, but market ups and downs are a normal part of investing.
COVID-Related Financial Considerations and Your Security Clearance
Financial difficulties brought about by the COVID-19 coronavirus could threaten your security clearance.
Largest Number of Feds Making $200,000+ Per Year
Which agencies have the most employees making more than $200,000? Which agencies have the highest average employee salary?
The TSP is Cheap, Unless You Are Retired
Distribution rules under the TSP can create an unanticipated expense for retirees making regular withdrawals if the stock market drops suddenly.
Postal Service Announces Temporary Price Increase for Christmas Season
The Postal Service is planning a temporary price increase this fall for domestic commercial parcels.
