Is It Better to Retire or Work Longer at Age 57 With 30 Years of Service?
Upon reaching age 57 with 30 years of service, does it make more financial sense for a federal employee to retire or keep working?
Upon reaching age 57 with 30 years of service, does it make more financial sense for a federal employee to retire or keep working?
Creating a retirement income worksheet can help federal employees at any stage of retirement planning.
Federal employees need to understand how to utilize all of their retirement income sources to make the most of them.
This case study of a federal employee’s retirement plans can help you in your retirement preparation.
Federal employees: Are you making any of these mistakes in your retirement planning?
It is not unusual for federal employees to find mistakes on their pension estimates. These are some of the most common ones.
These are some tips to help new federal employees understand their benefits and jumpstart their retirement savings.
How should federal employees invest their TSP money, and how much can be withdrawn safely in retirement?
There has been a surge in TSP investors purchasing annuities. Here is a brief explanation. September is historically a negative month for stocks, but so far 2024 has been an exception.
Your FERS annuity will be a valuable benefit in retirement, but how do you project its future value?