Fundamental Customer Experience (CX) Fixes Can Rebuild Citizen Trust
Federal agencies can optimize the experiences they provide to the public by focusing on customer experience (CX).
Lawmakers Worried About Possible Double Dipping of Student Loan Repayments for Federal Employees
A group of Republican Senators are concerned that some federal employees could be getting double payments for student loan reimbursements.
4.1% Differential Between 2023 Pay Raise, COLA
Inflation has been rising fast, and the 2023 COLA was just announced. Even with a projected 2023 pay raise of 4.6%, purchasing power is declining fast.
Plaintiffs’ ‘Incentive’ Awards Slashed in OPM Data Breach Deal
A federal judge will slash thousands of dollars in proposed “incentive” awards for plaintiffs who settled data-breach claims against the U.S. Office of Personnel Management, as the court prepares to issue a final order approving the $63 million deal.
Big Changes Coming to Some 2023 FEHB Plans
Some federal employees will need to make changes to their FEHB plans for 2023 as a result of some upcoming changes to various plans.
Top 5 TSP Mistakes Federal Employees Should Avoid
These are five potentially costly mistakes federal employees need to avoid when it comes to their TSP accounts.
2023 FEHB Premium Increases for Federal Employees Under Blue Cross Blue Shield
2023 FEHB premiums are increasing considerably. How much more will federal employees under the nationwide Blue Cross Blue Shield programs have to pay?
Joint Wills May Not Be the Best Estate Planning Tool For Couples and Others
Two for the price of one in estate planning today may not save you money tomorrow.
2023 COLA for Federal Retirees Highest Since 1981
The 2023 COLA for federal retirees and Social Security recipients has been announced and will be the largest in since 1981.
Guide to 2023 Federal Benefits Open Season
This is an overview of the benefits available to federal employees and retirees during Open Season.
