How Long Should You Keep Your Tax Records?
What tax related documents do you need to keep, and for how long do you need to keep them? Here are some suggestions.
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What tax related documents do you need to keep, and for how long do you need to keep them? Here are some suggestions.
The author says that of all of the ideas offered by politicians regarding Social Security, privatization is among the worst.
Federal retirees depend on their federal civil service annuity for much of their retirement income, but states facing financial problems may be looking to public sector pensions as a source of new revenue.
A new guide from NARFE gives federal employees an overview of state tax rates and how each state treats retirement income with respect to taxation.
I am a FERS employee that has reached my Minimum Retirement Age. Is it wise to pay off our mortgage before I retire?
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.
I’ve been told that I cannot contribute to an IRA for either 2015 or 2016 if I’m fully funding my TSP account; is that true?
TSP investors withdrew money from the TSP stock funds in February, just in time for a significant rebound in these funds in March.
After a massive influx of new retirement applications in January and February, OPM finally got a break in March and was able to make some headway on reducing the retirement claims backlog.
The author describes a retirement savings benefit outlined in the tax code that can dramatically boost one’s ability to save for retirement.