When Should a Married Couple Avoid Delaying Social Security?
As the author illustrates, when each spouse begins drawing Social Security can have a significant impact on the other’s benefits.
How Much Money Does A Federal Employee Need In Retirement?
How can federal employees use the 80% rule to plan for their income needs during retirement?
Recent Case Action Restores Confidence in Federal Whistleblowers
A recent appeals court decision has favorable implications for federal employee whistleblowers.
TSP Returns are in: Best Return Over 12 Months is 62.5%
TSP returns for the past 12 months are excellent. One fund is up more than 62%. The Fund in second place returned 40.29%.
Biden Proposes 2.7% Pay Raise in 2022
President Biden has proposed a 2.7% pay raise for federal employees in 2022.
Former VA Employee Heading to Prison for Stealing Veterans’ Personal Info
A former federal employee with the VA was sentenced to prison for stealing and attempting to sell personal data of both veterans and federal employees.
Read This Before Taking a Job in Retirement
If you work in retirement, you could find that your benefits are reduced if you earn too much money.
Is Social Security Taxed in Your State?
Are there any states that tax Social Security benefits? A new report provides important information for retirees.
Taking a Residential Loan From Your TSP
What is a residential TSP loan and how does it work?
TSP: Shooting for 70% Replacement Income & Understanding L Fund Investments
The latest meeting of TSP executives outlined legislative and administration actions, their potential impact on the TSP, and highlights of L Fund investments.
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