Should Federal Employees Pay Off Their Mortgage Early? The Smart and the Not-So-Smart Moves
Paying off a mortgage early can be smart or unwise. These are some important factors to consider to help make the decision.
Author: Dallen Haws
The Federal Employee’s Guide to Selecting a Financial Advisor You Can Trust
Navigating federal benefits? Consider these four questions when choosing a financial advisor for retirement confidence.
The Federal Employee’s Guide to 2026 TSP Changes: What You Need to Know Now
These recent and upcoming changes at the TSP will help federal employees maximize their retirement savings.
The Costly Mistakes of Survivor Benefit Elections—and How to Avoid Them
Don’t let survivor benefit mistakes jeopardize your family’s financial future. Understand when to elect coverage and when it’s unnecessary.
The Comfort Trap: How the G Fund Erodes Long-Term Financial Security
The G Fund offers stability, but overdependence can erode retirement savings. Learn why balance with growth investments is crucial.
Sick Leave vs. Annual Leave: Which Is More Valuable to Federal Employees in Retirement?
Unused sick leave boosts your pension; annual leave gives a lump-sum payout. Federal employees must plan wisely for maximum retirement benefits.
Maximizing Your Federal Pension: Is It Worth Delaying Retirement?
Deciding between early retirement or working longer? Discover key factors, financial impacts, and personal insights to help federal employees choose wisely.
FEHB After Retirement: Costs, Coverage, and Key Considerations
FEHB offers federal retirees lifelong health coverage. Understand eligibility, costs, Medicare integration, and survivor benefits for smart retirement planning.
Maximize Your Retirement: The Power of Smart Asset Location
Asset location is an often overlooked tax savings strategy. Learn how placing assets in the right accounts can boost returns.
Estate Planning 101: A Federal Employee’s Guide to Protecting Your Legacy
Secure your legacy with smart estate planning—protect your loved ones, assets, and wishes. Don’t delay; a simple step today saves heartache tomorrow.
