Merry Christmas! President Trump Gives Most Federal Employees Two Extra Christmas Holidays
President Trump issued an Executive Order giving federal employees two extra paid Christmas holidays.
2026 Federal Pay Raise Finalized
President Trump has issued an executive order finalizing the 2026 federal pay raise.
Market Jitters Hit TSP Returns in December—What Matters for the Full Year
November data show TSP participants moving modest amounts from stock funds, signaling caution despite strong TSP returns for stock funds in 2025.
TSP Releases Year-End Processing Schedule
The TSP has released its 2025 year end processing schedule with key dates for participants to know for income reporting.
Your Top Federal Retirement Questions, Answered
These are key tips for federal employees planning retirement, from timing retirement to managing benefits and income.
The Federal Pay System Is Designed to Lag—and the Data Prove It
A decade of data shows federal pay raises usually trail the Employment Cost Index and inflation, revealing how the pay system is structured to lag the broader labor market.
Major Changes to Charitable Giving Tax Rules Begin in 2026
Starting 2026, new charitable tax rules add non-itemizer deductions, AGI floors, and 35% caps, making careful planning essential for maximizing benefits.
FERS SRS: Annuity Supplement for Survivors
One of the lesser known benefits under FERS is the Special Retirement Supplement spousal benefit. How does it work?
Why Federal Employees Often Reach Their Highest Tax Bracket After They Retire
Federal retirees often face higher taxes than expected, as FERS, Social Security, and TSP RMDs quickly fill tax brackets and trigger Medicare surcharges.
Should Federal Employees Pay Off Their Mortgage Early? The Smart and the Not-So-Smart Moves
Paying off a mortgage early can be smart or unwise. These are some important factors to consider to help make the decision.
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