Bad Weather in DC: 2 Hours Delay in Arriving to Work
Federal agencies in the Washington, DC, area are OPEN but under 2 hours DELAYED ARRIVAL.
End of Year Financial Planning Checklist
The approaching year end offers a great time to reflect on on your last year and look ahead to the next. The author offers some tips from a financial perspective on how to plan for the coming year.
Suggested New Year’s Resolutions for 2014
New Year’s resolutions mainly have to do with items such as health and relationships. Sometimes they also impact our careers.
Retirement Backlog Stays Flat in November
The backlog of outstanding retirement claims at OPM saw almost no reduction in November.
The Overlooked Answer – Better Bosses
The author says that the belief that executives are the keys to an organization’s performance is an idea that goes back decades, but he says that middle management is an area that is often overlooked as a crucial element in how employees view their work experience in an organization.
Sticking Point for Federal Budget: Federal Retirement Contributions
A possible increase in federal employee retirement contributions has become a major sticking point in budget negotiations.
Retirement Myths: The “Magic 85” Formula
Can you become eligible to retire whenever your age and length of service add up to 85? The authors offer some details on this common retirement myth.
29.17 Percent Return on C Fund in 2013 Through November
Thrift Savings Plan investors have enjoyed excellent returns so far in 2013. The C fund is now up 29.17% for the year and the S fund is up 34.40%. The G fund is up 1.69%.
Are You Living Your Highest and Best Life?
While earning a real estate appraiser’s license a few years ago, the author stumbled onto a concept that has something profound to say about how we can all live life with more joy, inspiration and purpose.
You Snooze, You Lose
Another divorced spouse fails to dot the I’s and cross the t’s and finds herself without a survivor’s annuity from her ex’s federal pension.
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