Myths About Taxes Federal Employees Face in Retirement
Federal employees under FERS may not realize it, but they will have taxes on at least some of their retirement income during their golden years.
Federal employees under FERS may not realize it, but they will have taxes on at least some of their retirement income during their golden years.
The 2020 Trustees report for Social Security has been issued, but the author says it has little value in the current economic conditions.
If you are retiring soon, here are some steps to take to create a solid plan.
The things we don’t know are what can often hurt us when it comes to retirement planning. These are some common ones for federal employees to be aware of.
Taxes and the age at which you start drawing it can both have an impact on your Social Security benefits in retirement.
These are some mistakes the author says that federal employees commonly make when applying for Federal Disability Retirement.
The coronavirus could put a dent in some seniors’ Social Security checks. The author explains why this is the case.
Will the coronavirus interrupt Social Security payments? Here’s what the SSA says.
The author says that a payroll tax reduction is possible, but there are still no details as of yet.
How much income can federal employees expect to have in retirement? It’s a complex question, but the author provides a basic overview of key points to consider.