Flexible Spending Account Contribution Limits Will be Higher in 2019
The 2019 contribution limit for flexible spending accounts will see a slight increase over 2018.
The 2019 contribution limit for flexible spending accounts will see a slight increase over 2018.
As the 2018 benefits open season approaches, OPM is providing federal employees with additional information to use in their planning.
OPM has begun providing federal employees information to help them prepare for the 2017 federal benefits open season.
What happens to your federal benefits if you leave before you are eligible to retire? Here is a summary.
The Office of Personnel Management has released some documents to help federal workers prepare for the upcoming benefits open season this fall.
The Office of Personnel Management explained in a recent blog post why the upcoming temporary blackout for the FSAFEDS program is necessary.
A claims submission blackout will be in effect for the FSAFEDS program for the month of August. Federal employees who need financial assistance during this time will have the option of getting short term, interest free loans.
The Office of Personnel Management has announced that a new administrator will take over for FSAFEDS in September.
OPM has announced that the Federal Flexible Spending Account Program (FSAFEDS) is increasing the maximum contribution to $2,550 for 2015.
August 26, 2013, is an important day for federal employees and retirees who are in legally recognized same-sex marriages. The author explains the significance of this date for people in this situation.