Neal Thompson
Neal Thompson is the founder of Federal Retirement Services and is recognized as one of the premier retirement planning advisors for federal employees. He has conducted countless retirement training workshops to help federal workers covered by CSRS or FERS get the most out of their retirement.
Should I Buy Back Military Time?
Should you buy back military time? The author provides an analysis.
How Rebalancing Your TSP May Improve Long Term Results
Rebalancing your TSP portfolio can potentially reduce risk and improve returns. The author describes how this works.
How Federal Employees Can Avoid Overpaying for Life Insurance
How can you avoid overpaying for life insurance as a federal employee?
Do IRAs Actually Have Lower Fees Than the TSP?
The author provides an “apples to apples” comparison of fees between the TSP and an IRA to see how they stack up.
How to Increase Your FERS Annuity by 10% for Life
FERS offers robust benefits to federal employees. The author describes how federal retirees can increase their annuity payments in retirement.
How Will the New TSP Rules Affect You?
Changes are coming to the TSP rules next year that have important implications for federal employees saving for retirement.
Five Ways to Build Your Emergency Fund in One Year or Less
Having an emergency fund is part of a prudent financial plan. Can it really be achieved in less than a year? Yes, and these are some tips to help.
Fight Fear with Facts: 3 Tips to Overcome Market Volatility
Volatility has been increasing this year in the stock market. Here are some tips on how to avoid letting your emotions derail your retirement savings plan.
Contributing Too Much to the TSP Will Reduce Your Match
If you contribute too much to the TSP each pay period, it can actually cause you to lose money. The author provides a detailed explanation.
What’s the Real Value of a TSP and FERS Annuity?
The majority of federal employees will not retire with over $1 million in the TSP, however, the author says there are ways to generate equivalent income via other means.
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