Senator Subpoenas OPM Over Providing Insurance Benefits to Lawmakers
Senator Ron Johnson (R-WI) has subpoenaed OPM over the agency’s failure to explain why it is subsidizing health insurance for lawmakers.
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Senator Ron Johnson (R-WI) has subpoenaed OPM over the agency’s failure to explain why it is subsidizing health insurance for lawmakers.
Is the Surviving Spouse Benefit a good buy for federal employees? Here are some considerations.
As Open Season winds down, these are some tips to help federal employees narrow down their insurance choices and save money.
The 2018 Medicare Part B premiums have been released, but the formula for figuring them out has become more complex.
The 2017 federal benefits Open Season is now underway. Here is some information that can help you in evaluating your benefits decisions.
If you plan to carry your FEHB into retirement, be careful not to get tripped up by the five year rule.
A new GAO report shows that despite increases in available FEHB plans, enrollment is growing increasingly concentrated among the largest insurance carriers.
FEHB plans that will reimburse Federal retirees for at least part of their Part B premium costs are becoming more common in 2018.
While there is no “one size fits all” answer on Medicare Part B, these are some things you should keep in mind when deciding whether to enroll.
What FEHB plan changes can you expect for 2018? Here is a summary.