Why I Don’t Like the 4% Rule
The 4% rule is a common spending strategy in retirement. Although very popular, the author says there are some flaws with it.
News on retirement for federal employees: FERS, CSRS, TSP, COLAs and more.
The 4% rule is a common spending strategy in retirement. Although very popular, the author says there are some flaws with it.
My FERS annuity with the 2022 COLA is increasing less than 4.9% in January. Why is that?
OPM’s retirement backlog drifted higher to finish 2021.
These are three common and potentially costly retirement mistakes that federal employees will want to avoid.
How can donations help you reduce your taxes in retirement? These are some strategies.
The author says that Social Security should be at the top of the Treasury Secretary’s priority list, but that it appears it may not be.
With inflation rising and health insurance costs increasing every year, federal retirees need to budget carefully. These are some helpful resources.
Will you be subject to the Social Security earnings test? If so, it can cause a reduction in your benefits.
Inflation has been rising at a much higher rate than usual. How can this impact a federal employee’s retirement?
Federal employees who retire early have some important choices to make regarding their pensions and health insurance.