Postponing Retirement Under FERS
If I elect a postponed retirement to age 62, will I receive an increased annuity?
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If I elect a postponed retirement to age 62, will I receive an increased annuity?
Is there a program that allows a federal employee to withdraw from their government annuity early?
I thought the FERS special retirement supplement was terminated in the FY14 Budget – has it been reinstated?
What are some good resources for finding a financial planner?
I’m 67 years old and I’ve been receiving benefits since I was 66. I’m working part time and want to suspend these benefits; however the SSA office told me I could have done this before I turned 67, but not now. Could they be incorrect?
What forms do I need to get to the TSP to set it up so that all that is in there will go to my children?
Does 3 years of Military Time that was “bought back”along with 17 years of civilian Federal Service count toward 20 years of creditable service making one eligible for a FERS 1.1% multiplier if that person retires after age 62?
How do you calculate your social security supplement?
In calculating the 35 highest earnings years for WEP and Social Security, indexed for inflation, does that include the earnings that a CSRS retiree earned while employed in their federal positions?
If an employee remains retired but the spouse works and makes more than 15k, does the FERS supplement drop out?