Not Electing Medicare Part B to Cover Health Premiums
A FedSmith.com user asks about his logic of not electing Medicare Part B to cover the cost of co-pays.
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A FedSmith.com user asks about his logic of not electing Medicare Part B to cover the cost of co-pays.
If you are over age 50, does the maximum contribution you can make to the TSP change?
I retired from the Federal Government on 1/03/2013 and I need to know how my federal tax is calculated.
Am I legal? I am wondering about this because of what was stated in your article, Retired Reservists Can Legally “Double Dip”.
Can you do the restrictive spousal benefit if you wait until full Social Security retirement age?
My wife is German, but is a resident alien of the US. Will she be entitled to a Social Security benefit even though she has not worked in the US?
What are the rules about coming back to a government position after retirement in a contracted capacity? Will this affect annuity paymts?
Can one leave the TSP as it is for now and take monthly payments for now and roll over into an IRA after 2 years?
If a wife passes no later than 12-31-14, does her husband continue to receive a spousal benefit, after she passes?