The Office Can Be a Dangerous Place for Investment Advice
Don’t let office vibes dictate finances. Explore broader implications for investments and Social Security in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.
What Retired Federal Employees Need to Know About Government Shutdowns
Government shutdowns can be disruptive, but the good news is that federal retirees will encounter minimal impacts.
Navigating Pay and Benefits During a Government Shutdown
Government shutdowns don’t stop pay forever—here’s how furloughs, leave, and benefits are managed for federal employees.
The Path to TSP Millionaire Status: Simple Strategies for Federal Employees
Want to become a TSP millionaire? These habits will make it happen!
Government Shutdown Approaches as Senate Democrats Block GOP Spending Bill
Partisan gridlock over topics like healthcare and security funding puts the U.S. on track for a partial government shutdown starting Oct. 1, 2025.
Why is Age 63 an Important Retirement Milestone?
There are many important ages when it comes to retirement for federal employees. Age 63 may be one of the most overlooked.
Protecting Federal Employees: The Push to Overturn Union Restrictions
New legislation has been introduced to reverse President Trump’s union restrictions and reinstate collective bargaining agreements.
DECLINE and Conquer: One Senator’s Effort to Control Charge Card Abuse
New legislation requires a formal process to ensure charge cards are deactivated when federal employees separate from government service.
Vanguard Said Your Retirement Plan Is Wrong. Here’s Why That Matters
Vanguard recently advised retirees to increase their bond holdings. Is this a good idea for federal retirees?
Federal Pay Raises Decoded: Are Democrats or Republicans More Generous?
Politics and your paycheck. What were the largest federal pay raises since 1970? Average salaries went from $101,610 in Sept 2023 to $109,879 by March.
