Bill Would Give Some Federal Employees a 35% Pay Raise
Some federal employees would see a massive pay raise if a recently introduced bill were to become law.
Failure to Report SSA Benefits Leads to $40,749 Repayment for Federal Retiree
A FERS retiree approved for disability retirement owed $40,749 after delayed notice to OPM. See how her attempt to avoid repayment ended.
A Half-Century of Federal Pay Raises: Examining Patterns Across Administrations
How have pay raises for federal employees fared since 1970?
I Asked Google’s AI: ‘What Is the Best Mix of a TSP Portfolio for a Retired Person’
What allocation does Google’s AI recommend for federal employees investing in the TSP? The answer is a distilled product of the Internet.
Roth Conversions Are Coming to the TSP; Why That May Hurt More Federal Employees Than It Helps
Roth conversions can be valuable, but if done incorrectly they can cause more harm than good.
Legislation Calls for Termination of Federal Employees Convicted of Violent Crimes
New bills would bar individuals convicted of violent crimes from holding federal and D.C. government jobs.
How to Invest Your TSP When You Have a Pension
A pension is one of the big advantages of federal retirement benefits, but it also means a federal employee’s investing strategy should be different.
FRTIB Responds to Comments and Finalizes Rules for TSP Roth In-Plan Conversions
The FRTIB has finalized a rule for Roth in-plan conversions in the TSP in anticipation of the feature’s launch later this month.
Can Federal Employees Contribute to Both an IRA and the TSP in 2026?
Eligible federal employees can contribute to both TSP and IRAs in 2026, with combined limits potentially upwards of $40,000, subject to income and IRS rules.
Updated Hatch Act Guidance Affects Current and Former Federal Employees
OSC can enforce Hatch Act rules on current and former federal employees. Violations may lead to investigation, fines, or disciplinary action.
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