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Federal Retirement Readiness Check: What’s the Best Age to Retire?
Top 5 ways to know you’re ready to retirement from the federal government. Understand the optimal retirement age for federal employees and more! Learn about your FERS pension.
Top 5 ways to know you’re ready to retirement from the federal government. Understand the optimal retirement age for federal employees and more! Learn about your FERS pension.
2026 GS Pay Table with Locality Pay likely to be unchanged. Federal pay scale freeze for general schedule federal employees likely, reports White House and OPM.
Federal early retirement options with VERA & VSIP in 2025. Learn about eligibility, government buyout offers, and how to retire early as a federal employee. VERA offer for FERS employee pension.
Discover the key differences between SES (Senior Executive Service) and the GS pay table. Learn the difference between pay and government in public service.
Explore options for early FERS retirement when leaving federal service at age 55 or younger. Learn about eligibility to retire and benefits for federal employees.
Learn about Temporary Continuation of Coverage (TCC) for FEHB, helping federal employees and spouses maintain coverage after losing eligibility to the FEHB program.
Optimize your retirement plan with the best TSP investing strategies for 2025. With increased volatility, here’s how federal employees can best protect their retirement savings.
How to transfer your Thrift Savings Plan (TSP) to an IRA or Roth IRA. Learn the rules for a smooth rollover and maximize your retirement savings.
Understanding Reduction in Force (RIF) for Federal Employees Federal agencies sometimes need to downsize due to budget cuts, reorganizations, or lack of work. When this happens, a process called Reduction in Force (RIF) determines which employees stay in their current roles, are reassigned, or face separation. The U.S. Office of Personnel Management (OPM) sets the rules for RIFs, which are outlined in Title 5, Code of Federal Regulations, Part 351. How RIF Decisions Are Made When a
Policy changes from White House have disrupted the federal government Financial advisors can help federal employees with planning their retirement, TSP, and other federal benefits.
