When Should I Make a Deposit for My Military Time?
Federal employees may be able to receive retirement credit for their military service.
Stay informed on the Civil Service Retirement System (CSRS) with updates on CSRS annuity calculations, eligibility rules, service credit, and annual COLA adjustments that affect federal retirees. Explore clear explanations of CSRS benefits, survivor options, retirement planning considerations, and policy changes that influence long‑term financial security for CSRS employees and annuitants. Find timely analysis and practical guidance to help you understand how CSRS retirement income is determined and how legislative or regulatory updates may impact your benefits.
Federal employees may be able to receive retirement credit for their military service.
This is an overview of the two main retirement systems and their benefits for federal employees.
The 2022 COLA will be significant but lower for FERS than for CSRS. Here are the differences and an explanation for the differences.
One Congressman is making another attempt to ensure CSRS and FERS federal retirees get the same COLAs.
A Maryland man is facing prison time for spending his dead mother’s government pension payments.
A bill has passed Congress to protect people receiving payments under FERS or CSRS from fraud by a person receiving the payment on behalf of the retiree.
While the proposed budget cuts to federal employees’ retirement are familiar, the author says they contain a key difference this time.
The 2021 budget proposes major changes in federal benefits to align more closely with private sector benefits.
What taxes can federal employees expect to pay after they retire from federal service?
Federal retirees receive COLAs on their annuities to help offset inflation, but are there any similar options with your TSP account?