Wait, FEHB Is Signing You Up for Medicare Part D Automatically?
Do federal employees need Medicare Part D if they already have FEHB and Medicare?
Author: Micah Shilanski
Should I Stay or Should I Go?
When considering retiring as a federal employees, it is important to plan for income changes and taxes.
2025 Government Shutdown: What This Means for Your Federal Retirement
Facing the 2025 shutdown furlough? Learn how to protect your finances, retirement, and TSP contributions during uncertain times.
Why All Federal Employees Should Update Their Beneficiary Forms
Federal employees must complete their beneficiary forms to ensure their benefits go to the right people.
The Impact of Your Retirement Date on TSP Contributions
Retiring at month’s end may affect TSP contributions if you miss your last paycheck. Plan ahead to meet yearly limits before retiring.
TSP to Roth IRA: What Federal Employees Need to Know
When converting TSP funds into a Roth IRA, there is an extra step federal employees can take which may offer some advantages.
Is It Possible to Suspend FEHB and Resume Later?
Can federal retirees pause FEHB coverage and resume it at a later date?
Protecting Your Pension: How to Spot a Scam as a Federal Employee
These are common scam tactics and ways you can protect yourself from falling prey to them.
Optimizing Health Coverage in Retirement: FEHB vs. Medicare Part B
Federal retirees must decide between FEHB, Medicare Part B, or both. Combining them can lower costs, but FEHB alone keeps premiums low.
TSP vs. IRA: Understanding Withdrawal Rules for Federal Employees
These are the key differences between TSP and IRA withdrawal rules federal employees need to be aware of.
