Navigating Retirement with TSP: Is the 60/40 Allocation Right for You?
The 60/40 TSP allocation blends growth and stability. Adjust it based on your time horizon, risk tolerance, and financial goals for retirement success.
The 60/40 TSP allocation blends growth and stability. Adjust it based on your time horizon, risk tolerance, and financial goals for retirement success.
These are the retirement options for federal employees and the qualifying criteria for each.
What are the primary differences between postponed and deferred retirement?
This is an overview of the Federal Employees Dental and Vision Insurance program.
What impact does unused sick leave have on a federal employee’s retirement eligibility?
Upon reaching age 57 with 30 years of service, does it make more financial sense for a federal employee to retire or keep working?
These 2 strategies can help ensure that federal employees never run out of money in retirement.
The TSP is a great retirement savings benefit for federal employees, but it does have some limitations that IRAs do not have.
Should money stay in the TSP after retirement, or is it better to roll funds over to an IRA? These are pros and cons of each approach.
Federal employees need to understand how to utilize all of their retirement income sources to make the most of them.