The Real Costs and Benefits of Working After Federal Retirement
Working after federal retirement boosts income and purpose but can impact FERS, Social Security, Medicare premiums, and future tax obligations.
Author: Dallen Haws
FEGLI Explained: How to Avoid Overspending on Federal Life Insurance
FEGLI life insurance can become costly as you age, especially Option B. Audit your coverage, assess your needs, and consider alternatives to save money.
What Parts of a Federal Employee’s Retirement Income Are Taxed?
Federal employees will find that most of their retirement income is subject to taxes. Planning ahead helps reduce tax surprises in retirement.
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.
I’m Retiring Soon… Do I Have Enough in My TSP?
Federal employees can assess retirement readiness by combining fixed income with safe TSP withdrawals. These are some strategies.
The Ultimate FERS Retirement Checklist: 5, 3, and 1 Years From Retirement
Master FERS retirement with a 5-, 3-, and 1-year checklist to secure your benefits, finances, and lifestyle for a smooth transition.
Federal Retirees: 5 Things to Sell Now for a Stress-Free Future
Downsizing and shedding financial burdens before retirement can unlock greater freedom, flexibility, and peace of mind.
How to Invest Your TSP When You Have a Pension
A pension is one of the big advantages of federal retirement benefits, but it also means a federal employee’s investing strategy should be different.
Bridging the Retirement Gap: Smart Strategies for Federal Employees
These are some strategies federal employees can use to bridge the income gap between early FERS retirement and Social Security.
Navigating RMDs: A Federal Employee’s Guide to Managing Retirement Withdrawals
Learn how to manage Required Minimum Distributions (RMDs) to minimize tax impacts in retirement.
