Can You Retire With Only $250k in Your TSP Account?
Many people think you need to hit at least the $1 million mark to have a comfortable retirement, but as the author illustrates, this may not always be the case.
Many people think you need to hit at least the $1 million mark to have a comfortable retirement, but as the author illustrates, this may not always be the case.
The process for catch up contributions in the TSP is changing next year. The author explains why this is important for eligible federal employees.
Deferred retirement is an option for some federal employees, but there are potential downsides.
Is there a magic age at which you can retire? As the author illustrates, it is really more of a financial question than an age question.
The Roth TSP and Roth IRA are both important retirement savings tools available to federal employees, but there are some key differences between them.
The author summarizes five common misconceptions federal employees frequently have about their retirement benefits.
Are you making these mistakes with your TSP account? They can hold you back in reaching your retirement goals.
There are three main sources of income in retirement under FERS. How much income can a federal retiree expect to get from these?
Is there a one-size-fits-all TSP allocation that all federal employees can use?
Where federal employees choose to live after retirement can have a big impact on their expenses.