The Two Enemies of Retirement
These two things will put a dent in federal retirees’ finances if not addressed.
These two things will put a dent in federal retirees’ finances if not addressed.
Inflation in December was higher than expected but the rate has dropped considerably. 2025 COLA payments will continue going back to a more normal range.
As we start the new year for the next COLA calculation, the latest data show a continuing decline in the rate of inflation.
These are 7 risks that federal employees must avoid to have financial security in retirement.
The 2024 COLA has been released! Here is what federal retirees can expect for next year.
The inflation data for August 2023 are now available. What impact will this have on the 2024 COLA for federal retirees?
The rate of inflation is decreasing. Are you feeling better yet?
Are FEHB premiums going up faster than inflation? Do annual raises and COLA increases keep up with FEHB premium increases?
The latest inflation figures are out for June. What is the impact on the 2024 COLA?
The 2023 COLA payments that started in January reflected an 8.7% increase. What about the 2024 COLA?