Planning to Work Part-Time After Federal Retirement?
Federal retirees who plan to work part-time after retirement should be aware of the potential impacts to their federal retirement benefits.
The Federal Employee’s Guide to Selecting a Financial Advisor You Can Trust
Navigating federal benefits? Consider these four questions when choosing a financial advisor for retirement confidence.
DOJ Warns Supreme Court: CSRA Stability at Risk After Fourth Circuit Breaks Precedent
A 4th Circuit ruling lets federal employees bypass the CSRA and sue in district court. DOJ wants the Supreme Court to block it, warning it could destabilize federal personnel law.
The Case That Could Reshape Federal Civil Service
The D.C. Court of Appeals rules Trump could lawfully remove MSPB member Cathy Harris, expanding presidential removal power over some civil service positions.
Why December 26 Looks Like the Real Christmas Gift for Feds in 2025
History and Trump’s past decisions suggest little chance of extra leave on Christmas Eve, but a strong likelihood of Friday, December 26, as an extra day off for federal employees.
New Bill Aims to Expand Medical Access for Injured Federal Employees
New legislation would expand treatment options for federal employees injured on the job.
Why AI Agents Won’t Replace Government Workers Anytime Soon
AI agents boost task speed but fail on complex projects. Consequently, the author says that Ai will supplement but not replace federal employees.
House Committee Advances Bills Targeting Probationary Periods and Official Time
The House Oversight Committee advanced various bills this week, some of which have direct implications for federal employees.
Advantages of Writing Checks to Make QCD Distributions
Writing checks directly from an IRA to make QCDs can be a simple, efficient, and tax-advantaged way to donate funds during retirement.
OPM to Sunset Federal Academic Alliance in January 2026
OPM has announced it is terminating the Federal Academic Alliance tuition discount program which began just over a decade ago.
