Good News for Federal Employees With MSPB Appeals
A quorum has been reestablished at MSPB which will help the agency address the case backlog of pending petitions.
Some TSA Agents Will Receive Bonuses After the Shutdown
DHS announced it will be paying bonuses to some TSA agents for outstanding service during the government shutdown.
Rising Limits, Rising Opportunities: What 2026 Means for Your TSP and IRA Contributions
The 2026 TSP contribution limit is increasing significantly. Here is what you can expect for your retirement savings next year.
The Longest Government Shutdown in History is Over
The record-breaking government shutdown is finally over. Here is what federal employees can expect going forward.
Military Survivor Benefits Plan vs. FERS Survivor’s Annuity: Understanding the Benefits for Spouses and Retirees
What are the differences in the Military Survivor Benefits Plan and FERS survivor’s annuity?
Navigating Roth Conversions Under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act
The OBBBA extends lower tax rates, easing Roth conversions. These are some important considerations for federal employees.
Maximizing Your Federal Pension: Is It Worth Delaying Retirement?
Deciding between early retirement or working longer? Discover key factors, financial impacts, and personal insights to help federal employees choose wisely.
Democrats Seek to Ban RIFs During Government Shutdowns
Recently introduced legislation would prohibit RIFs during a government shutdown.
October 2025 Retirement Claims Spike Drives OPM Retirement Backlog to Highest Level Since 2022
October 2025 saw a record surge in OPM retirement claims, driving the backlog to the highest level since 2022 amid ongoing modernization efforts.
A Nation on Hold: Growing Fallout Pushes Congress Toward Ending Shutdown
Facing mounting pressure to end the shutdown as more Americans feel the strain, 8 Democrats voted with Republicans late on Sunday to create momentum that could end the shutdown.
