The ‘Best’ Retirement Dates in 2019
What are the “best” dates to retire in 2019? The author offers some important considerations for FERS and CSRS federal employees.
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.
What are the “best” dates to retire in 2019? The author offers some important considerations for FERS and CSRS federal employees.
Is WAE (When Actually Employed) service treated differently from full-time service?
I often see the phrase “creditable civilian service” in FedSmith articles – what does this mean?
Do you know your lucky numbers for retirement? The author lists six important ones for federal employees in their retirement planning.
How is a retirement annuity calculated for someone who switched from CSRS to FERS?
I’m confused about my 35 years of CSRS Offset and Social Security pensions. Can I estimate how much will I get in monthly pensions from both?
As anticipated, the FY 2019 budget proposal from the White House outlines proposed benefits changes for federal employees. Here is a summary.
What is the Government Pension Offset, and how does it affect your pension?
What is the Windfall Elimination Provision, and how can it affect your retirement income?
Is the Surviving Spouse Benefit a good buy for federal employees? Here are some considerations.