COLA Increase in 2016 Appears Less Likely
It is increasingly less likely that there will be a COLA increase for retirees in 2016 based on the inflation figures for July.
Cox Reelected as AFGE National President
J. David Cox, Sr. will serve another three year term as the American Federation of Government Employees national president.
Do You Know How To Exercise Your Civil Service Rights?
The author says that as long as public servants maintain good conduct and successful job performance, they have a constitutional right to challenge all negative actions that may affect or threaten their employment status. He provides a basic overview on how to exercise these rights as a federal employee should the need arise.
How to Maximize Your Federal Benefits for Your Family After Your Death
The issue of our own mortality is not one we like to think about or discuss with our loved ones. However, it is necessary for proper planning for the future, especially when it comes to matters of personal finance. The author discusses how to maximize some of your most important benefits as a federal employee in the event of your death.
Traveling Feds Will Get an Increase in Their Per Diem Rates
The General Services Administration has released the new per diem rates for FY 2016, giving federal employees who travel for work a modest increase over last year’s rates.
Donald Trump’s Immigration Plan Would Involve Hiring 10,000 New Federal Employees
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump recently released details about his immigration plan for the country if he were to be elected president. One aspect of the plan would involve hiring an additional 10,000 federal employees to help with enforcing immigration laws.
Changing the TSP: Who Will Pay for More Investment Options?
The TSP is moving ahead with adding a mutual fund window to the TSP. What is behind the change in approach, and who will pay for the new funds?
Lack of Legal Protections Threaten Federal Employees’ Retirement Savings
Are the funds inside of your TSP account being put in jeopardy by financial advisors who aren’t looking out for your best interests? This matter was discussed at a Department of Labor hearing last week on a proposed rule change governing the conduct of financial advisors.
How Do I Know If My Retirement Savings Are Invested Correctly?
I’m a retired fed that’s scared of losing my retirement money. How do I know if I am invested correctly?
5 Facts About TSP Withdrawals
There are lots of TSP withdrawal options to choose from, some of them more complicated than others, and if you make the wrong choice you may not be able to fix it. The author outlines five commonly misunderstood facts about TSP withdrawals.
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