Social Security And The Wall Street Hobgoblins
The author says that of all of the ideas offered by politicians regarding Social Security, privatization is among the worst.
White House Opposes IRS Reform Bills
The White House Office of Management and Budget released a statement this week in which it took issue with three House bills designed to reform personnel policy at the IRS.
Long Term Care Premiums Set to Increase
The Office of Personnel Management recently announced that Federal Long Term Care Insurance Program (FLTCIP) rates will be increasing no later than the fall of this year.
Why Do Feds Join Unions and Pay Dues?
The author poses this question to FedSmith readers: if you currently pay or used to pay dues to a federal employee union, why did you choose to do so?
FedSmith Readers Share Their Choices for President in 2016
Who are the preferred presidential candidates among FedSmith.com users? Independent voters were the largest group to respond to our latest survey, and this group may tip the election in November. Here are the results.
State Fiscal Problems Threaten Higher Taxes On Federal Pensions
Federal retirees depend on their federal civil service annuity for much of their retirement income, but states facing financial problems may be looking to public sector pensions as a source of new revenue.
How Much Did the President and Vice President Pay in Taxes in 2015?
The president and vice president have released their tax returns for 2015 showing their total incomes and effective tax rates.
New Guide Shows You How States Will Tax Your Annuity
A new guide from NARFE gives federal employees an overview of state tax rates and how each state treats retirement income with respect to taxation.
Bill to Require OPM to Report Annually on Official Time Moves Ahead
A bill to require OPM to provide annual information on the amount of official time used by federal employees engaging in union activity has been sent to the House for consideration.
Legislation Introduced to Pay Veterans $20k for Loss of Sexual Organs
The Chairman of the House Committee on Veterans’ Affairs has introduced legislation to pay veterans who have suffered a traumatic injury to their reproductive organs $20,000 to be used for adoption fees or other personal expenses.
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