As a Federal Government employee, you may be eligible for an inflation adjusted pension as well as other retirement benefits. The pension and benefits are typically superior to those available in the private sector, but… Read More

As a Federal Government employee, you may be eligible for an inflation adjusted pension as well as other retirement benefits. The pension and benefits are typically superior to those available in the private sector, but… Read More
Federal government employees and their families have access to some of the most comprehensive healthcare benefits in the country through the Federal Employee Health Benefits (FEHB) Program. Coverage for family members extends to spouses, and… Read More
Open enrollment typically lasts between October and December. While it’s simple to overlook your annual benefit selections like health insurance and retirement savings, as your life evolves, so too do your needs. What was appropriate… Read More
As a federal employee, you’re entitled to healthcare through the Federal Employee Health Benefits program. Many federal employees wonder whether or not these benefits extend into retirement. With Medicare becoming available at age 65, federal… Read More
Social Security has been operational for nearly 85 years. While many changes have been made over the years, the main idea remains intact: a system designed to supplement income for retired workers and their families…. Read More
How FERS Regular Retirement Works Before digging into postponed and deferred retirement, let’s first look at how FERS regular retirement works. Once you have at least 30 years of federal government service, you can retire… Read More
As a federal government employee, one key source of retirement income is likely to be the Thrift Savings Plan, or TSP. This is the federal government’s version of a 401(k) plan, a popular retirement savings… Read More
When it comes to retiring as a federal government employee, there’s one form that’s absolutely indispensable. Known as Standard Form 50, or SF-50 for short, this is the official form used by the government to… Read More
How to Calculate Your FERS Pension and Disability Benefits As a federal government employee, you have access to the Federal Employees Retirement System, also called FERS for short. This system includes a pension as well… Read More
If you are a FERS Special Provision employee, FERS rules are slightly different for you. This is only fair since a mandatory retirement age runs counter to a pension system with age-based and length-of-service based… Read More