Federal Employees: Select Your Beneficiaries OR They Will Be Chosen For You
Federal employees who have not defined or updated beneficiaries could find that their benefits are not paid out as they intended.
Stay informed on the latest FERS retirement news, including updates on FERS annuity calculations, retirement eligibility rules, service credit, COLA adjustments, and federal retirement policies that affect current and future retirees. Find clear explanations of FERS benefits, survivor options, the FERS supplement, and key guidance to help federal employees understand how their retirement income is calculated and how policy changes may impact long‑term financial security.
Federal employees who have not defined or updated beneficiaries could find that their benefits are not paid out as they intended.
What is the best date for federal employees to retire? These are some important considerations.
This is a detailed guide to help federal employees understand the Federal Employees Retirement System (FERS).
What taxes can federal employees expect to have on their income in retirement?
This detailed example illustrates ways that federal employees under FERS can minimize taxes on their retirement income.
There are ultimately only 3 variables federal employees can control to try to increase their FERS pensions.
Air traffic controllers have different retirement rules than most federal employees under FERS.
It is important for federal employees to know how to calculate their take home income in retirement.
Should the FERS annuity supplement be included when awarding payments to a former spouse? The MSPB upholds a federal retiree’s request for lower payments.
The FERS annuity is an important part of a federal employee’s retirement income, but there are other factors that must be considered.