Your COLA in 2014: 1.5%
The Social Security Administration announced today that the annual cost of living adjustment for Social Security recipients will be 1.5%.
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Your COLA for 2014: Higher or Lower than in 2013?
How much of a COLA increase will you see in 2014? How would the “chained CPI” impact this payment if it were enacted?
No Right To Counsel In MSPB Appeal
A fired Internal Revenue Service employee was not able to convince the appeals court that she was entitled to appointed legal counsel either before the Board or before the court in challenging her removal and that failing to appoint an attorney for her was abuse of discretion.
Retired Reservists Can Legally “Double Dip”!
It is a common misconception that anyone receiving military retired pay cannot also receive federal civilian retirement credit for their military service. However, a significant exception applies to people receiving military retired pay based on reserve service.
Preparing for the Debt Ceiling Debate and the Impending “Fiscal Cliff”
How will your investment in the G fund and your federal retirement funds be used if there is no resolution on the debt ceiling?
TSP Stock Funds Up in November
While the stock market was volatile last month, those that remained invested in the TSP stock funds came out ahead for the month and are ahead substantially in 2012.
Your COLA Increase for 2013: Less than 2%
The COLA increase for some federal retirees in 2013 will likely be between 1.5 and 1.7%. Here is an explanation.
Social Security: A Program in Trouble
The Social Security program has financial problems. How serious is the problem? Here is a quick summary.
Lack of Detail Leads to Denial of Survivor Annuity
Here is another recent case that establishes the critical importance of dotting every “i” and crossing every “t” if a retired federal employee intends to give a former spouse a survivor annuity.
Unraveling the Mysteries of Roth TSP
The author shares her opinion about the Roth TSP as well as some frequently asked questions and answers about it.
