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The rising stock market has increased the number of federal employees who have balances of $1 million or more. Some of our users have said it is not…
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The rising stock market has increased the number of federal employees who have balances of $1 million or more. Some of our users have said it is not…
Should a federal employee who is retiring withdraw money from the Thrift Savings Plan? An individual may have good reasons for doing so but before taking action, understanding…
Will you get an extra pay day in 2015? The author clarifies confusion among some FedSmith.com users from his previous article about whether or not they can expect…
The Thrift Savings Plan has released important information for plan participants about the processing schedule in January.
Should federal employees invest in the TSP L Funds? Not according to Dave Ramsey.
All of the TSP funds with the exception of the I fund were up in 2014 although December was a down month for some of the funds. The…
From a four day weekend at Christmas to the 2015 COLA, here are the posts you read the most in 2014.
What were the most popular articles on FedSmith.com in 2014? From the 2015 COLA to a 1% pay raise next year, here are the articles you read the…
If I retire when I am eligible but do not withdraw my TSP funds can I still do so when I turn 55 without a penalty?
I'm currently 51 years old, planning to retire the year I turn 55. Will the social security supplement be subject to the social security earnings test?