More Tuition Discounts Available for Federal Employees
OPM has announced the addition of four new academic institutions to its tuition discount program for federal employees.
Author: Ian Smith
Who is the Highest Paid ‘Federal Employee’ in America?
Who is the highest paid “federal employee” in the country, and what is his annual salary?
Postal Service Reports $2.7 Billion Net Loss in 2017
The Postal Service suffered a large net loss for FY 2017, although it was somewhat of an improvement over the previous fiscal year.
Border Patrol Losing Agents Faster Than They Can Be Hired
A recent GAO report said that the Border Patrol is losing agents faster on average than it can hire new ones.
Are You Ready for Open Season?
The 2017 federal benefits Open Season is now underway. Here is some information that can help you in evaluating your benefits decisions.
Proposed Amendment Would Eliminate Current TSP Catch Up Contributions
A proposed amendment to the Senate’s tax reform bill would eliminate current retirement savings catch-up contributions.
Former VA Employee Indicted on Charges of Fraud, Bribery and Theft
The Justice Department announced an indictment against a former VA employee for a scheme to steal veterans’ benefits money.
Bill Would Allow Veterans to Contribute Disability Compensation to the TSP
Recently introduced legislation would give disabled veterans a new option for saving for retirement utilizing the TSP.
Veterans are Getting a COLA for Veterans Day
A bill recently signed into law provides a cost of living adjustment to veterans for some of their benefits.
Senate Unveils Tax Proposal; House Tax Bill Advances
Senate Republicans unveiled their version of a tax reform bill as the House advanced its tax reform plan.
