3 Reasons to Take Social Security as Soon as Possible
There are drawbacks to taking Social Security at age 62, but there can also be good reasons to do so. These are some reasons retirees might want to consider taking it earlier.
Retirement
Should You Leave Some of Your Pension to Your Spouse?
What are the considerations for federal employees under FERS to leave survivor benefits to a spouse?
Retiring With an Unpaid TSP Loan? Here’s What You Need to Know
How can an outstanding TSP loan impact your retirement?
How You Can Make FERS Retirement a Reality
How can you achieve your dream retirement as a FERS federal employee? These are some general guidelines to begin the process.
What Happens to Your Social Security if you Retire Early?
Retiring before reaching one’s full retirement age can reduce the amount of Social Security payments in retirement.
Leaving Federal Service Early: Should You Take a Lump Sum of Your Retirement Contributions?
If you leave federal service before you are eligible to retire immediately, should you take a lump sum payment or wait for a pension?
The Top Retirement Mistakes Federal Employees Made in 2020
The author outlines the top retirement planning mistakes he observed federal employees make in 2020.
How Can You Save More in the TSP?
Federal employees are often told it is important to invest in the TSP to have a secure retirement, but where can they get the extra money to put into savings?
How Much of Your FERS Pension Will the Government Take in Retirement?
Is your FERS pension taxable? As the author explains, federal employees could wind up with a smaller monthly income in retirement than they were expecting.
Four Foundational Financial Principles
These are four principles that will serve federal employees well when planning for retirement.
