Eliminate the Cap, Solve Social Security’s Financial Problems?
Would eliminating the cap on Social Security be a good thing? The author says it is not a good idea.
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Would eliminating the cap on Social Security be a good thing? The author says it is not a good idea.
How do military deposits affect FERS and CSRS retirement calculations? Here is an overview.
A recent OPM Inspector General’s report said that improper payments made under federal employee retirement systems represent a “high risk.”
Despite a higher number of new claims in the month than usual, OPM made a modest reduction in November’s retirement backlog.
We recently asked our readers if they would support higher taxes to extend full Social Security benefits. Here is what you told us.
OPM’s Inspector General said that while the agency appears to have met a part of its goal on the retirement backlog, it has some more work to do.
Should you add Medicare to your FEHB insurance in retirement? These are the various parts of Medicare to know about when weighing this option.
Recently introduced legislation has the potential to increase the size of COLAs paid to some federal retirees.
Some federal positions have mandatory retirement ages, but what if an individual wishes to work longer?
The author says the typical worker faces the prospect of losing money on Social Security. Will higher taxes solve this problem?