Understanding the FERS Supplement Before Social Security Begins
The FERS Supplement bridges the income gap for federal retirees before age 62. Learn who qualifies, how it’s calculated, and how to plan for when it ends.
The FERS Supplement bridges the income gap for federal retirees before age 62. Learn who qualifies, how it’s calculated, and how to plan for when it ends.
Maximize your pension by coordinating Social Security, TSP withdrawals, and investments to secure lifelong income and a stress-free retirement.
TSP catch-up contributions must now be Roth in some cases, and this may be a good thing.
Buying back military time boosts your FERS pension. It’s misunderstood, but adds thousands yearly. Don’t miss out—know the facts and plan wisely.
Federal retirees contemplating a return to federal service should be aware of the financial implications for their pensions.
Inflation erodes retirement savings over time. Without growth investments, pensions and savings may lose value, especially before age 62.
A VSIP/VERA can be a tempting offer for federal employees. These are some important considerations for those weighing one of these offers.
As you plan your budget for 2025, these are the TSP contribution limits and the maximum amounts you can contribute each pay period.
When the Federal Reserve cuts interest rates, it can impact the TSP.
How does phased retirement for federal employees under FERS work?