An Ounce of Current Prevention is Worth a Pound of Post-Retirement Cure!
Prevention is often more valuable than a cure. The author explains ways to apply this concept to your retirement planning.
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Prevention is often more valuable than a cure. The author explains ways to apply this concept to your retirement planning.
I’m a FERS employee who has worked part time for part of my federal career. How does this affect my length of service and the way my FERS annuity is computed?
OPM made slight progress in reducing the backlog of outstanding retirement claims in September.
Last year I contributed the max to a Roth IRA, but it turned out that my income was too high to contribute. Is it too late for me to fix this?
With respect to the “best” date to retire, are there special considerations for law enforcement officers?
Are you planning to leave federal service at the end of the year? These are some important considerations for maximizing your annuity and leave payments.
One Congressman wants to eliminate income taxes on Social Security benefits paid to Americans in retirement.
Have you believed one of these myths about federal retirement? The author provides a list of the most common ones he has heard from clients.
Without factoring in the effects of the two recent major hurricanes, federal retirees remained on track for a modest COLA in January based on August CPI data.
If you have already retired from federal service but choose to return, how would this impact your annuity?